Class 10 Science and Experiment Exercise 5.2 Solutions | English Curriculum Development Centre
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D) Answer the following questions.
What are the two voices in the poem? Who do they belong to?
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The two voices in the poem are the voice of the rain and the voice of the speaker. They belong to the Earth and the poet respectively.
How is the cylic movement of the rain shown in the poem?
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The cyclic movement of the rain is shown in the poem as evaporation i.e. the rain rising eternally out of the land, condensation i.e. vaguely forming when cooled in the sky, and finally raining again i.e. descending to lave the droughts.
Why are the showers necessary for the Earth?
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The showers are necessary for the Earth to lave the droughts, atomies, dust-layers of the globe and give life to the latent seeds.
How are the rain and music similar?
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The rain and music are similar as they both have a rhythm and the power to heal and purify.
How are the clouds formed?
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The clouds are formed when the water vapour rises upward out of the land and the sea and cools in the sky.
List the pairs of opposite words in the poem.
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The pairs of opposite words in the poem are as follows:
- day and night
- rise and descend
- rain and drought
- reck'd and unreck'd
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