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Question
Complete the table given below in order to understand the poem better.
| The poet mentions uses of reading | The lines in the poem describe the uses | The rhymes used in the lines | Meaning of the line |
| Thought breeding | |||
| Opens rational doors | |||
| Fly without wings | |||
| Constructing society |
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Solution
| The poet mentions uses of reading | The lines in the poem describe the uses | The rhymes used in the lines | Meaning of the line |
| Thought breeding | Creating new ideas through reading | Reading - breeding | Reading helps one create new ideas and thoughts |
| Opens rational doors | Reading opens one's intelligence | Far- ajar | Reading books opens a man's intelligence and knowledge |
| Fly without wings | Enables to fly without wings | Cry- fly | Reading allows us to fly without wings in own imagination. |
| Constructing society | Building a vigorous society | read- succeed | If every child reads books they can construct a powerful society. |
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