Hornbill (Poem): The Voice of the Rain · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
Which idea is conveyed by the rain's movement from the earth and sea to the sky and back to the earth?
Practice question from Hornbill (Poem): The Voice of the Rain (Class 11 · CBSE · Science English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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Which idea is conveyed by the rain's movement from the earth and sea to the sky and back to the earth?
- A.Nature follows a continuous and regenerative cycle.Correct answer
- B.The sky permanently controls the earth.
- C.The sea destroys all forms of life.
- D.Rain exists only to decorate the clouds.
Solution
The poem presents evaporation, condensation and rainfall as a continuous cycle through which nature renews and sustains life.
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