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In "Indigo", the indigo flower is frequently used as a metaphor for ___.

easy MCQ 1 mark Class 12 · English · Indigo
  1. The fleeting nature of colonial power
  2. The resilience of indigenous farmers
  3. The bitterness of betrayal
  4. The color of British uniforms
Answer
The fleeting nature of colonial power.

The correct answer is The fleeting nature of colonial power. — Select the option that reflects this meaning.

Step-by-step solution

  1. Identify that the indigo flower is used metaphorically.
  2. Recall the context where it represents transient authority.
  3. Select the option that reflects this meaning.
Common mistake: Treating the flower as a literal symbol rather than metaphorical

Concept tested: Metaphor usage

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