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Poem : Chapter 8 On Killing A Tree — ENGLISH [NCERT] STD 9 — Question

Uttar Pradesh BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9ENGLISH [NCERT]Poem : Chapter 8 On Killing A Tree3 Marks
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‘And then it is done,’ what does this mean?
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The tree is killed by uprooting. Its roots have to be pulled out of the earth and exposed to the sun and the air. The roots get twisted and wither in the scorching heat. It finally kills the tree. It means if we find the core of the problem, we may be able to solve it.

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