Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign · Class 9 · CBSE English
How does the poet describe the common routine of people during times of peace?
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How does the poet describe the common routine of people during times of peace?
- A.Farming and harvesting through peaceful sunlit laborCorrect answer
- B.Engaging in global trade and commerce
- C.Traveling across continents for leisure
- D.Participating in international sports events
Solution
The poet refers to peaceful labor like harvesting corn, pointing out that everyone thrives on peaceful work and starves during wars.
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