Literature in English Past Questions

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Question 621
waec 2000

Speaker A is

ASir Toby
BSir Andrew
CDuke Orsino
DCountess Olivia
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Question 622
waec 2000

The underlined sentence means that my

Afaith will rescue you
Bmalice will destroy you
Cill-luck may affect you
Dbad temper will hurt you
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Question 623
waec 2000

The scene of this action is

Aa street
Bthe sea-coast
COrsino's palace
DOlivia's palace
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Question 624
waec 2000

Speaker B is

Agrateful
Bhappy
Cangry
Dsad
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Question 625
waec 2000

Speaker B requests Speaker A to

Abe patient
Bstay behind
Cgo back home
Dpray for his friend
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Question 626
waec 2000

The above dialogue is between

AViola and Captain
BCaptain and Sebastian
CAntonio and Sebastian
DSebastian and Olivia
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Question 627
waec 2000

The message is in connection with

Awarfare
Blove
Crevenge
Dshipwreck
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Question 628
waec 2000

The one referred to by the speaker is

AMaria
BOlivia
CSir Tony
DViola
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Question 629
waec 2000

The report is made to

AOlivia
BMalvolio
CViola
DOrsino
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Question 630
waec 2000

''Element'' in the third line refers to the

Asky
Bweather
Csun
Dcloud
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Question 631
waec 2000

The speaker is

ACesario
BFabian
CValentine
DFeste
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Question 632
waec 2000

The device used in the last sentence is

Aclimax
Bsarcasm
Ceuphemism
Dhyperbole
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Question 633
waec 2000

The attitude of the survivors is best summed up by the word

Aindifference
Bpersistence
Cresignation
Dvictory
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Question 634
waec 2000

The mood is expressed through the use of

Aobjects
Bscenery
Csyntax
Ddiction
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Question 635
waec 2000

The writer's mood is one of

Aanger
Bfear
Cpity
Ddisappointment
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Question 636
waec 2000

A suitable title for the passage is the

AMarch of Soldiers
BAgony of War
CPangs of Hunger
DDread of Desease
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Question 637
waec 2000

''Pleasure's moth'' is an example of a(n)

Airony
Bhyperbole
Cmetaphor
Dsimile
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Question 638
waec 2000

''False glare'' refers to

Aman-made light
Bnature's light
Cthe moon's light
Dthe sun's light
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Question 639
waec 2000

The feelings associated with ''Joy'' and ''Pleasure'' in the first stanza is

Arhyme
Beuphemism
Cassonance
Dcontrast
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Question 640
waec 2000

The dominant device used in presenting ''Joy'' and ''Pleasure'' in the first stanza is

Adiction
Boxymoron
Cpersonification
Dconceit
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