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Poem : Chapter 8 On Killing A Tree — English STD 9 — Question

Rajasthan BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9EnglishPoem : Chapter 8 On Killing A Tree2 Marks
Question
“Which, if unchecked, will expand again to former size”. What will expand to its former size?
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Answer

The poet says that chopping of a tree does not kill it. It only bleeds the branches. They soon heal up and rise again. If the miniature boughs are left unchecked, they soon expand and become a huge tree.

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