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LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
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1. “Vanity” condemns
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2. A poem written to mourn the dead is called
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3. The contrast between two opposite ideas in one line is called
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4. In the novel, Adah’s migration to London represents
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5. Othello is often called
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6. The play’s central theme is
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7. The dominant imagery in Gabriel Okara’s The Piano and Drums is
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8. In Birago Diop’s Vanity, the poet addresses
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9. The novel’s title Unexpected Joy at Dawn signifies
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10. The title Second Class Citizen primarily reflects Adah’s struggle with
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11. The play ends with
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12. In Okara’s Piano and Drums, the piano symbolizes
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13. Which event best demonstrates Francis’ irresponsibility?
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14. The central theme of “The Pulley” is
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15. The author uses flashback mainly to
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16. Adah’s determination to educate herself is driven mainly by
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17. Emilia’s role is important because she
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18. Who kills Desdemona?
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19. Mama Orojo’s name “Orojo” is symbolic of
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20. Francis’ burning of Adah’s manuscript symbolizes
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21. The central message of a literary work is its
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22. “Bravery of lions” is an example of
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23. “Like a thief in the night” is an example of
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24. The theme of migration is central to the novel because many characters
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25. The primary setting of Second Class Citizen is
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26. A major theme of the novel is
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27. Which of the following is NOT a theme in the novel?
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28. The atmosphere or emotional feeling in a poem is its
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29. Mama Orojo’s devotion to Christianity represents
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30. A fourteen-line poem is called
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31. Desdemona’s handkerchief is a symbol of
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32. The repetition of consonant sounds in poetry is called
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33. In Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?, Shakespeare uses
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34. The theme of racism is revealed in Adah’s
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35. The novel’s title Unexpected Joy at Dawn signifies
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36. Nii Tackie’s struggle for survival in Nigeria highlights
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37. The tragic flaw of Othello is his
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38. The literary device in “The wind whispered secrets to the trees” is
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39. Which city is central to Nii Tackie’s experience in Nigeria?
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40. Which literary device dominates Iago’s speech?
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41. The main character in a play is the
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42. The theme of Shakespeare’s sonnet is
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43. The setting of most of the play is
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44. In Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation, the poet highlights
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45. Adah’s character best symbolizes
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46. The novel is written in the
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47. In “The Pulley” by George Herbert, God withholds
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48. Which character most consistently undermines Adah’s ambitions?
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49. The tone of Telephone Conversation is mainly
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50. Who is the villain of the play?
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