What did the child do at the window when observing the banyan tree? What did the child long to be while observing the banyan tree? What did the child wish to do among the weeds and... What did the child do at the window when observing the banyan tree? What did the child long to be while observing the banyan tree? What did the child wish to do among the weeds and shadows?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for a short answer regarding the child's actions and desires while observing a banyan tree, and what the child wished to do among the weeds and shadows.
Answer
1. Gazed at the banyan tree. 2. Longed to be a bird. 3. Wished to wander freely.
- The child gazed at the banyan tree. 2. The child longed to be a bird. 3. The child wished to wander freely among the weeds and shadows.
Answer for screen readers
- The child gazed at the banyan tree. 2. The child longed to be a bird. 3. The child wished to wander freely among the weeds and shadows.
More Information
These reflections indicate a child's yearning for freedom and connection with nature. The banyan tree represents a symbol of wonder and imagination.
Tips
Sometimes students might overlook the poetic interpretations, focusing too literally on the text.
Sources
- The Banyan Tree by Rabindranath Tagore - quizgecko.com
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