Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign · Class 9 · CBSE English
What does the phrase 'aware of sun and air and water' suggest about people from different countries?
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medium · MCQ · Q-89A0B3
What does the phrase 'aware of sun and air and water' suggest about people from different countries?
- A.They experience different weather patterns.
- B.They require entirely different natural resources to survive.
- C.They are sustained by the same natural elements provided by nature without discrimination.Correct answer
- D.They suffer from natural calamities more often than others.
Solution
Nature nourishes everyone equally through sun, air, and water, proving that there is no natural distinction between 'us' and 'them'.
More from Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign
- What does the poet James Kirkup imply by the opening line 'Remember, no men are strange, no countries foreign'?
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- How does the poet describe the common routine of people during times of peace?
- What happens during times of war, according to James Kirkup?
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