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This question is based on Richard Wright's Native Son.This novel can be described as
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Bigger proposes the idea of playing white. This is a game in which his gang members mockingly imitate manners of the white men. He starts by addressing Gus as a General.
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This question is based on Selected Poems from Johnson, R et al(eds): New Poetry from Africa; Soyinka, (ed); Poems of Black Africa; Senanu, K.E, and Vicent, T.(ed.):
A Selection of African Poetry; Gbemisola A.: Naked Soles; Hayward, J.(ed.); The Penguin Book of English Verse and Nwoga, D.(ed.): West African Verse.Tennyon's Crossing the Bar is ________?
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The poem is a meditation on death. The journey the poet embarked on in line 12.
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A poem that describes the simple life of rural people is called ___
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A poem that describes the simple life of rural people is called pastoral. Pastoral poetry is a genre that celebrates rural life and the natural world. It often depicts idyllic scenes of shepherds or farmers living in harmony with nature, and emphasizes the simplicity and innocence of rural existence. Pastoral poetry can be both descriptive and prescriptive, offering both a realistic depiction of rural life and an idealized vision of how life should be lived. The term "pastoral" comes from the Latin word for "shepherd," reflecting the pastoral tradition's focus on rural life and natural landscapes. Overall, pastoral poetry is a celebration of the beauty and simplicity of rural life, often contrasted with the complexity and corruption of urban society.
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"I can stand well enough and I speak well enough". The excerpt above exemplifies ___ ?
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Thus question is based on Frank Ogodo Ogbeche's Harvest of CorruptionIt can be deduced from the play that
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Those who perpetuate evil will one day reap out of it. No evil carried out with impunity will go unpunished at some point. The eventual imprisonment of Chief and his accomplices supports this contention. Also, Justice Odili who was latter taken to a court, which was presided over by a Judge. "The Judge described him as a big disgraced to to their noble profession" He is accused of having allowed "greed and avariciousness" to blind him "against the ethical demands of the profession and he had to pay for his sins". (P.119). He is sentenced to 20years imprisonment with hard labour.
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This question is based on General Literacy PrinciplesAt the peak of the trumpeter's performance, his cheeks were as if they were balloons and his eyes spoke many words. The literacy devices in the extract above are ________?
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The literacy devices in the given extract are simile and personification. The use of "his cheeks were as if they were balloons" is an example of a simile. This is because it compares the appearance of the trumpeter's cheeks to balloons using the word "as". Similes are figures of speech that use comparisons to create vivid and imaginative descriptions. The phrase "his eyes spoke many words" is an example of personification. This is because it gives human qualities (speaking) to non-human entities (eyes). Personification is a literary device that helps to bring inanimate objects or abstract concepts to life, making them more relatable and easier to understand.
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This question is based on General Literacy Principles A prose work which centres on moral growth and character formation of an individual is called
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Choose the option that has the same rhymes with the given word
Pad
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The option that has the same rhymes with the given word "Pad" is "Mat". Rhyming words are words that have the same ending sound. In this case, "Pad" and "Mat" have the same "ad" sound at the end, which makes them rhyme. The other options, "paid" and "made", have different ending sounds ("aid" and "ade", respectively), so they don't rhyme with "Pad". The word "mail" has a different ending sound as well ("ail"), so it also doesn't rhyme with "Pad". So, the correct answer is "Mat".
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A character whose name is also the source of the title of the narrative is called ___?
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The correct term for a character whose name is also the source of the title of the narrative is "eponymous." The term "eponymous" comes from the Greek word "epōnumos," which means "given name." An eponymous character is the main character in a story whose name is used as the title of the work. For example, in the novel "Jane Eyre," Jane Eyre is the eponymous character because her name is also the title of the book. It is important to note that not all titles are eponymous. Sometimes a title may refer to a theme or symbol in the story, rather than a specific character. However, when the title is the same as the name of the main character, it is considered eponymous.
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_______ In literature is the sequential arrangement of events in a creative work
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Plot in literature refers to the sequence of events that make up the storyline or narrative of a creative work, such as a novel, short story, or play. It encompasses the main events and conflicts that drive the story forward and create tension and suspense for the reader or audience. The plot usually follows a specific structure, which includes an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. In simpler terms, the plot is the "what happens" of a story.
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This question is based on William Shakesphere's Othello."...Fathers, from hence trust not your daughters' minds. By what you see them act. Is there not charms. By which the property of youth and maidhood May be abused?....." The speaker in the excerpt above addresses _______?
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The speaker in the excerpt above is addressing Brabantio.
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This question is based on Faceless by Amma DarkoWhat is the reason that caused Odarley's mother to send him away from home?
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It was later revealed later that she was sent away from home as a result of her mother remarrying.
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This question is based on Bayo Adebowale's Lonely Days.The cap-picking ceremony is to
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This question is based on William Shakespeare's Othello."Though I do hate him as I do pains, yet for necessity of present life, I must show out a flag and sign of love, which is indeed but sign..."The speaker of the excerpt above can be described as
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The speaker of the excerpt is a schemer. The speaker expresses hatred towards someone, but acknowledges that they need to pretend to show love for that person in order to fulfill a present need or goal. This suggests that the speaker is not being genuine and is using their outward display of affection as a means to an end, rather than as a reflection of their true feelings. This behavior is characteristic of a schemer, someone who is cunning and manipulative in order to achieve their desired outcome.
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This question is based on Frank Ogodo Ogbeche's Harvest of CorruptionWho impregnated Aloho?
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This question is based on Bayo Adebowale's Lonely Days
Yaremi's main job is
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Yaremi's Work Is Dyeing Of Tafeta Cloth And Her Grandson Usually Assists Her As Contained In The Novel
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Choose the option that has the same consonant sound as the one represented by the letter(s) underlined Vice
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The consonant sound represented by the underlined letters in "vice" is /s/. Among the given options, the word that has the same consonant sound is "dress". The /s/ sound is present in both "vice" and "dress" at the end of each word. The other options, "cat," "show," and "chalk," do not have the same consonant sound as "vice."
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Choose the most appropriate stress pattern from the options.The stressed syllables are written in capital letters departmental
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"And blossoms blown away"
The line above from William Blake's poem " The school boy" is an example of
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Alliteration is a figure of speech and a stylistic literary device which is identified by the repeated sound of the first or second letter in a series of words, or the repetition of the same letter sounds in stressed syllables of a phrase. Consonance refers to repetitive sounds produced by consonants within a sentence or phrase.
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This question is based on William Shakespheare's Othello“ ...Fathers, from hence trust not daughters' minds. By what you see them act. Is there not charms. By which the property of youth and maidhood May be abused?. ” In the excerpt it is implied that daughters are
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This question is based on General Literacy Principles A literacy device wherein the author places a person, concept, idea or theme parallel to another is ________?
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The literacy device that involves placing two things side by side in order to highlight their similarities or differences is called "juxtaposition". This can be done with people, concepts, ideas, or themes, and it is often used to create contrast or emphasize a particular point. Juxtaposition can be used in all types of literature, including poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, and is an effective way for writers to convey their message to readers in a clear and impactful way.
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This question is based on William Shakespeare's Othello.According to the highest estimate, how many ships in the Turkish fleet were said to head for the Island of Cyprus?
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"Carrying a heavy bundle of tightly wrapped bits and pieces of junk drooping over his face" The excerpt above exemplifies _______?
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This question is based on Frank Ogodo Ogbeche's Harvest of Corruption (ACP Yakubu in his office)... How can that old crook of a Judge acquit and discharge a very clear case of cocaine pushing. What evidence is he looking for?...' The technique used in the excerpt above is called
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This question is based on Selected Poems from Johnson, R et al(eds): New Poetry from Africa; Soyinka, (ed); Poems of Black Africa; Senanu, K.E, and Vicent, T.(ed.):
A Selection of African Poetry; Gbemisola A.: Naked Soles; Hayward, J.(ed.); The Penguin Book of English Verse and Nwoga, D.(ed.): West African Verse.One of the thematic preoccupations of Awooner's The Anvil and the Hammer is
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The thematic preoccupation of Awooner's The Anvil and the Hammer is the clash of cultures. The poems explore the tensions and conflicts between traditional African culture and the influences of Western colonialism. Awooner highlights the struggle of African people to reconcile their own cultural traditions with the pressures of modernization and colonialism. The clash of cultures is depicted through various images and symbols such as the anvil and the hammer, which represent the clash between traditional African customs and the new technologies and ideologies brought by the colonial powers. Overall, the poems in The Anvil and the Hammer emphasize the complex and difficult process of cultural negotiation and adaptation that African people faced during the colonial period.
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This question is based on Selected Poems from Johnson, R et al(eds): New Poetry from Africa; Soyinka, (ed); Poems of Black Africa; Senanu, K.E, and Vicent, T.(ed.):
A Selection of African Poetry; Gbemisola A.: Naked Soles; Hayward, J.(ed.); The Penguin Book of English Verse and Nwoga, D.(ed.): West African Verse.The mood of Peter's The Panic of Growing Older can be described as
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The mood of Peter's poem "The Panic of Growing Older" can be described as sober. This means that the poem has a serious and contemplative tone, reflecting on the fear and uncertainty that comes with aging.
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This question is based on Amma Darko's Facesless.The street phenomenon in the novel is a universal theme because
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The street phenomenon depicted in Amma Darko's novel "Faceless" is a universal theme because it is common to almost all nations of the world. The novel portrays the lives of street children who are homeless, marginalized, and vulnerable to various forms of exploitation and abuse. Although the story is set in Ghana, the issue of street children is not unique to Ghana or Africa alone. It is a social problem that exists in many parts of the world, including developed countries. The plight of street children is a universal theme that can resonate with readers across different cultures and societies. The novel provides a vivid and compelling depiction of the challenges faced by street children, which can help raise awareness and inspire action to address this global issue.
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This question is based on Richard Wright's Native SonThe story is narrated using the
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The story of Native Son by Richard Wright is narrated using the third-person limited omniscient point of view. This means that the narrator is not a character in the story, but they have access to the thoughts and feelings of one character, namely the protagonist Bigger Thomas. The narrator does not know everything that is happening in the story, but they can provide insight into Bigger's perspective and emotions. This allows the reader to understand Bigger's experiences and motivations, while still maintaining some distance and objectivity.
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This question is based on Literary.Our third jailer made little or me. He was one of the many struggled in order to feed their families. Be seemed to be very much controlled by the other two. Elechi Amadi Sunset in BiafraThe speaker's attitude towards the jailer in the passage above is that of
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The speaker was making the statement to upset "the third jailer"
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This question is based on Selected Poems from Johnson, R et al(eds): New Poetry from Africa; Soyinka,(ed); Poems of Black Africa; Senanu, K.E, and Vincent, T.(ed): A Selection of African Poetry; Gbemisola A.: Naked Soles; Hayward, J.(ed.); The Penguin Book of English Verse and Nwoga, D.(ed): West African verse.
"If goodness lead him not, yet weariness May toss him to my breast"
The literary device in the extract above from Herbert's The Pulley is
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The literary device in the extract above from Herbert's The Pulley is personification. Personification is a literary device where human qualities are given to non-human entities, such as objects or animals. In this case, weariness, which is an abstract concept, is personified because it is given the human quality of being able to toss someone to a physical location, in this case, the speaker's breast. The personification emphasizes the power of weariness in bringing the speaker closer to God, which is the central theme of the poem.
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This question is based on Frank Ogodo Ogbeche's Harvest of CorruptionThe Two dominant themes of the play are
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The two dominant themes in Frank Ogodo Ogbeche's "Harvest of Corruption" are immorality and greed. The play highlights the pervasive corruption in a fictional African country, where government officials and other powerful people engage in unethical and illegal practices to enrich themselves. The characters' greed and willingness to do whatever it takes to get ahead create a web of lies, deceit, and criminal activity that ultimately leads to tragedy. The play highlights the devastating impact of corruption on society, and emphasizes the importance of integrity and ethical behavior in public service.
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This question is based on Literary Appreciation “ How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world ” Anne Frank The Diary of a young GirlThe writer of the passage above is ________?
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The writer said that confidently making his opinion known for all to hear.
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This question is based on Amma Darko's Faceless
The dominant tone of the novel is one of
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The dominant tone of Amma Darko's novel "Faceless" is one of bitterness. Throughout the book, the author depicts the harsh realities of life in the slums of Accra, Ghana, including poverty, violence, sexual abuse, corruption, and neglect. The characters face countless struggles and obstacles, and their lives are often filled with pain, suffering, and despair. The author's use of vivid and often graphic language reinforces this tone of bitterness, as does her unflinching portrayal of the injustices and inequities that exist in Ghanaian society. Although there are moments of hope and resilience in the novel, the overall tone is one of bitterness, reflecting the harsh realities of life for the characters in the book.
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Choose the most appropriate stress pattern from the options. The stressed syllables are written in capital lettersJudiciary
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The correct stress pattern for "Judiciary" is juDiCIary. The stress falls on the third syllable "CI" and the sixth syllable "Ary". This means that when saying the word "Judiciary," you should emphasize the syllables "CI" and "Ary" by making them slightly louder and longer than the other syllables. To help remember the stress pattern, you can break the word into two parts: "judi-" and "-ciary". The stress falls on the second part, which is why the "CI" syllable is stressed.
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This question is based on Selec ted Poems from Johnson, R et al(eds): New Poetry from Africa; Soyinka,(ed); Poems of Black Africa; Senanu, K.E, and Vincent, T.(ed): A Selection of African Poetry; Gbemisola A.: Naked Soles; Hayward, J.(ed.); The Penguin Book of English Verse and Nwoga, D.(ed): West African verse.&lsquo ...where guerillas walk the land while crocodiles surf. &rsquo The lines above in Hallowelps The Dining Table signify _______?
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The lines "The table is set and guerillas walk the land / While crocodiles surf" from Hallowelps' "The Dining Table" signify danger. The juxtaposition of the mundane act of setting a table with the presence of guerillas and surfing crocodiles creates a sense of unease and danger. The image of guerillas walking the land suggests the presence of conflict and violence, while the image of crocodiles surfing adds a surreal and unpredictable element to the scene. Overall, these lines convey a sense of a society in turmoil and the threat of danger lurking just beneath the surface.
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"The bees are buzzing and humming with great zest.
The doves are cooing, and the children chatter as they clatter downstairs to come and dabble in the cool system.Use the extract above to answer the question belowThe predicament sound device in the extract is
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The predicament sound device used in the extract is onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate or evoke the sound of the thing being described. In the given extract, words like "buzzing", "humming", "cooing", "chatter", and "clatter" imitate the sounds made by bees, doves, and children. The use of onomatopoeia in writing helps to create a more vivid and sensory experience for the reader, as it allows them to not only visualize but also hear the scene being described. By using onomatopoeic words, the writer brings the scene to life and makes it more engaging for the reader.
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This question is based on General Literacy PrinciplesAn example of a narrative poem is ________?
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An example of a narrative poem is an epic. An epic is a long, storytelling poem that chronicles the adventures and deeds of a legendary or historical hero. It often covers a broad range of themes and subject matter and is known for its grand storytelling style.
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How many stanza and lines does William Moris' poem "the proud king" has?
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This question is based on Amma Darko's Faceless
The narrative style adopted in the novel is
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The narrative style adopted in Amma Darko's "Faceless" is third person. This means that the story is told by an outside narrator who is not one of the characters in the story. The narrator describes the thoughts, feelings, and actions of the characters in the story, but is not directly involved in the events. The narrator uses words like "he" or "she" to refer to the characters, rather than using words like "I" or "me". This allows the reader to have a more objective view of the events in the story.
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