NCERT Solutions for Class 11 English Chapter 1 The Peacock

Ans : The lines which visualises the colourful image of the peacock are:
The poet, calls the peacock, “a flash of turquoise”, because of its hue .
The phrase “the slender neck” portrays the beauty of peacock.
“A blue shadow” portrays beauty of peacock.
The poet talks about the beautiful eyes of the peacock, “Those dark glowing eyes
violet fringed with golden amber”. 

Ans : An uproarious sharp call, blaze of turquoise, a vanishing last part, a blue shadow, the wind altering its course and the enlivening of the feline and its stretch are a signals that a peacock is in the region. 

Ans : The example on the tail of a peacock looks like eyes, however these eyes can't be squinted. Or maybe the tail when contracted seems to give a deception of squinting a part of eyes together. This adds to the distinct subtleties of the ballad. 

Ans : The sonnet catches the subtle idea of the peacock by portraying its exercises that sign its quality in a roundabout way. For instance in the opening line of the sonnet we hear "His uproarious sharp call", or we get a "look at the part of the bargain" in the last line of the main stanza. In the event that somebody attempts his best to get a look at the tricky feathered creature, he "may see the peacock dismissing as he assembles his tail." This depiction shows an extremely tricky nature of the peacock. 

Ans : The lyric catches the different shades of the peacock's plumage by utilization of articulations like "turquoise", "blue shadow", "dull sparkling eyes" and "Violet bordered with brilliant golden". These articulations as should be obvious present the hues related with peacocks all around wonderfully.