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He observed that the country had cities where rivers ran and the valleys were populated.

The Geography lesson that the poet wants to teach his readers is of human degradation. The poet wants to highlight the fact that man, in spite of being the child of nature, has gone against the spirit of nature. Human population is divided on the basis of caste, language, race, sex, education, money, religion etc. Men have found causes to hate one another and to kill one another. This nature builds walls across cities. This has led to degradation.

In a haphazard, unplanned way without style.

The logic of geography is that land and water attract men.

If the earth stands for cohesion, man stands for division. If the earth stands for oneness and unity, man stands for separatist spirit. The earth selflessly gives everything to the human race without receiving anything in return. Man has constructed unnecessary geographical walls and boundaries in his selfishness. This selfishness has grown at a great speed and has built barriers of great height among people, creating hatred that has resulted in wars.

It became clear why the city had developed the way it had.

It was difficult to understand why men on earth found causes to hate each other and build walls across cities.

A) had developed in a haphazard manner

According to the poet, men on the earth build walls unnecessarily. Inevitably, they hate one another. They build walls across cities, leading to clashes between groups of people.

From the jet, at a height of more than six miles, the poet observed that the greater portion of the earth was covered by sea.

When the jet rose six miles high.

From high above the earth, what had from the ground looked haphazard, unplanned and without style, was understood to be unavoidably so. The cities had come into existence where rivers ran and human population was thicker in the valleys.

From a higher altitude, the poet could learn that man had started to settle near river banks and valleys as he was attracted to both land and water. From this it was clear that nature had its own scheme of things and man had to go by the natural order instead of constructing additional boundaries.

Definitely. It is not that we do not have boundaries in water. We already have maritime boundaries with a conceptual division of the earth’s water. However, the fact remains that it is difficult to create boundaries on water. It will not be physically possible for him to claim a certain part of water as his own. But due to man’s thinking process, he might still wage wars and treat others with hatred and spite.

Correct Answer is: the cities.

If rivers stand for life, valleys stand for conveniences needed in life. Man started living near the river banks to cultivate crops. Valleys are used for grazing animals. The civilization began from the river valleys because water and vegetation nourished the civilization.

A) land and water attracted man

The city looked haphazard and unplanned without style. People constructed buildings, houses, shops and offices as they liked without any planning.

D) all of the above.

First when the jet sprang to the sky. Next when it reached ten thousand feet and the last time when the jet rose six miles high.

C) more sea than land