Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign · Class 9 · CBSE English
According to the poem, what common elements do all people share beneath all uniforms?
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According to the poem, what common elements do all people share beneath all uniforms?
- A.The same political ideologies and legal systems
- B.A single body, breath, and the same earth upon which we all walkCorrect answer
- C.Identical cultural traditions and religious beliefs
- D.The same financial status and lifestyle
Solution
The poem highlights that all humans share a physical body, breathe the same air, and walk upon the same planet, making all divisions superficial.
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