Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign · Class 9 · CBSE English
What happens during times of war, according to James Kirkup?
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What happens during times of war, according to James Kirkup?
- A.Only the losing country suffers economic losses.
- B.The earth is defiled and the air we share is polluted by hatred and violence.Correct answer
- C.Governments become stronger and more united.
- D.New resources are discovered for the surviving population.
Solution
War brings mutual destruction, defiling the pure earth and poisoning the air that belongs to all humanity.
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