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1. 1.

   Which scene would the writer witness in the garden at Jaldarshan early in the morning and at twilight?

2. 2.

   How many kinds of birds does the writer mention in the text? Write their names.

3. 3.

   What did the writer observe about how bees work? What does he suggest modern society can learn from the bees?

4. 4.

   'It's a calming, hypnotic sound that is largely drowned by the roar and hum of the city.'

   1. What is the 'calming, hypnotic sound' that the sentence above refers to?
   2. Which 'city' is the writer talking about in the above sentence?
   3. What other similar contrasts does the writer make in the story?
5. 5.

   The writer says the plants 'managed to feed such a variety of life forms (and my soul)'. What do you think he means by this?

6. 6.

   What is his favourite pastime?