Exercise on lines 19-35 — task. English Language State Board, Class 9.

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1. What does the poet say about the roots of the trees?

They are anchored to the earth and not easy to pull out.
It can be easily chopped and removed.

2. How does the tree finally die?

It browns, hardens, twists and withers down.
It is chopped into pieces and transported as wood.

3. Why has the poet mentioned "killing" the tree rather than "cutting the tree"?

To equate it to human emotions.
He says trees are his friends.

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