Literature in English Past Questions

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Question 1361
waec 1998

Speaker A is

AChristie
BAya
CAnanse
DAnansewa
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Question 1362
waec 1998

'The object' of interest is

AAnansewa
BAnanse
Cchieftaincy
Dmarriage
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Question 1363
waec 1998

The 'little affair' is about

AAnanse
BTogbe Klu IV
CChief Sapa
DAnansewa
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Question 1364
waec 1998

Read the this passage carefully and answer the question:

I have returned safely home after my visit to you
They little affair about which we spoke seriously
Occupies my thoughts. How can I ever forget that
you have done me great honour? To show my
gratitude. I will guard the object of your interest....
with all the vigilance in my power......

The speaker is

AChief Sapa
BAnansewa
CAnanse
DChief who is chief
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Question 1365
waec 1998

Speaker A is

AAnansewa
BChief who is chief
Cthe messenger
DAnanse
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Question 1366
waec 1998

The 'delicious news' is delivered by

Athe postman
BChief who is chief
Cthe honourable
Dthe messenger
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Question 1367
waec 1998

Speaker B is

AEkuwa
BAnansewa
CAnanse
DAkosua
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Question 1368
waec 1998

Speaker A is

AAya
BChristie
CAnanse
DEkuwa
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Question 1369
waec 1998

Mrs. Hardcastle dotes very much on

AKate
BTony
CNeville
DMarlow
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Question 1370
waec 1998

Mrs. Hardcastle is best described as

Adumb
Bpetty
Cmodest
Dvain
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Question 1371
waec 1998

The heroine of the play, She Stoops to Conquer is

AMiss Hardcastle
BMiss Neville
CMrs Hardcastle
DMrs Grigsby
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Question 1372
waec 1998

Speaker B is

ATony Lumpkin
BMr. Hardcastle
CSir Charles Marlow
DYoung Marlow
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Question 1373
waec 1998

Speaker B believes Speaker A is

Aa steward
Bthe landlord
Can inn keeper
Da porter
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Question 1374
waec 1998

Speaker A is happy to receive his

Afriends
Bsons -in-law
Cbrothers
Ddaughter's suitor
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Question 1375
waec 1998

They are both welcome to the house of Mr. and Mrs

AHardcastle
BDiggory
CHastings
DMarlo
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Question 1376
waec 1998

They are both welcome to the house of Mr. and Mrs

AHardcastle
BDiggory
CHastings
DMarlo
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Question 1377
waec 1998

The gentlemen are

AMr Hardcastle and Sir Marlow
BTony Lumpkin and Landlord
CHastings and Diggory
DYoung Marlow and Hastings
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Question 1378
waec 1998

The underlined expression reveals that speaker B

Alikes contracted marriages
Bdisapproves of contracted marriages
Cis indifferent to the marriage contract
Dsuspects the meeting may not hold
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Question 1379
waec 1998

The news of the suitor's visit makes Speaker B

Ahappy
Bsad
Canxious
Dpessimistic
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Question 1380
waec 1998

Speaker A is the father of

AKate Hardcastle
BTony Lumpkin
CHastings
DDiggory
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