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Question 2 Report
In a 'Portrait', a poet writes:
At mankind's feast,i take my place
In solemn,sanctimonious state,
And have the air of saying grace
While i defile the dinner plate.
The tone of this passage may be described as
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Question 3 Report
'Stream-side Exchange' primarily shows J.P Clark's interest in
Question 6 Report
In 'The Executioner's Dream',the first line 'I dream I saw an eye,a pretty eye' is
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Question 13 Report
Kenneth Kaunda's Zambia Shall Be Free is a non-fictional work because
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Question 16 Report
In 'The Call of the River Nun','O'incomprehensible God!' expresses the poet's
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Question 17 Report
A woman cried out.The policeman who was edging nearer had been joined by another.Both were edging nearer.Carefully and slowly.But it was not that that had made the woman cry out.She had seen one of the men's hand slip.He was now holding on by one hand only.The crowd was tense.This was the Kill.Automatically they moved forward in a body.The doctor was in the lead.
The author of this passage creates in the reader
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Question 20 Report
I lingered over the choice
But in the darkness of my doubts
You lifted the lamp of love
And i saw in your face
The road that i should take
In 'The Mesh' the poet 'lingered over the choice' because
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Question 21 Report
Which of these secondary characters stands out from the others in the development of the action in Ozidi?
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Question 23 Report
A Raisin' in the Sun
That's it.There you are.Man say to his woman got me a dream.His woman got me a dream.His woman say:I got to take hold of this here world,baby!And a woman will say:Eat your eggs and go to work....
'a dream' in this speech refers to
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Question 24 Report
Romeo and Juliet
"O'Romeo,Romeo!Wherefore art thou Romeo?
Deny thy father and refuse thy father and refuse thy name"
Juliet makes this statement because
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Question 29 Report
Which of the following statements is true of Shakespeare's Macbeth
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Question 30 Report
The dominant feeling in Leopold Sedar Senghor's 'In Memoriam' is
Question 32 Report
In 'Wild Grapes' the narrator says 'You see me celebrate two birthdays,And give myself out as two different ages because
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Question 33 Report
In Night of Seine,the word'dark' in 'listen to our dark blood beat' is used
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Question 34 Report
The woods decay,the woods decay and fall,
The vapors weep their burden to the ground,
Man comes and fills the field and lies beneath,
And after many a summer dies the swan.
The theme of these lines is
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Question 36 Report
The difference between tragedy and comedy is
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The Concubine
'Ihuoma,my child' Wigwe began at last,'really i ought to have come here with more people,but i have avoided formalities because i want to spare myself any embarrassment.Formalities will come later if all goes well'.
Wigwe has come to Ihuoma in order to
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Question 39 Report
The most quarrelsome character in Romeo and Juliet is
Question 40 Report
In 'The Duel' the line 'And the swords clicked and scrapped,and the onsets sped' indicates
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Question 43 Report
Events in The Concubine are dominated by
Question 44 Report
In 'Telephone Conversation', the tone of the question 'You mean-like plain or milk chocolate? is
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Question 45 Report
Although the following statement is not a direct quotation from any books,it serves as as an aid to identifying characters that appear in the works.Read it carefully and say which character is likely to make it: 'How could i have succumbed to the pressures of the corrupt society?I thought i would be a successful social reformer but now i am as bad as those i criticize'
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Question 46 Report
We returned to our places,these kingdoms ,
But no longer at ease here,in the old dispensation,
With an alien people clutching their goods.
I should be glad of another death.
The author of these lines is
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Question 47 Report
She rose up.She walked up to the table.She stirred up the food once more,and lifted it up from the hot plate.She picked up the second pan and placed it on the red coils.From underneath,in the cardboard box,she collected two enamel plates green with a red band.she wiped them with a white napkin hanging on the line over the bed.she brought out two forks and two spoons.
By using details, the author of the above passage makes the scene
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Question 48 Report
Modern African Stories
In Alex la Guma's A Matter of Taste, it is a matter of taste to eat exactly what you want because
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Question 49 Report
In Birago Diop's 'Vanity',these two lines 'Sad complaining voices of beggars
Who indeed will hear them without laughter?'contain
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