Literature in English Past Questions

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Question 921
waec 2007

The passage conveys an atmosphere of

Apeace
Bcelebration
Cwar
Danxiety
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Question 922
waec 2007

The speaker is addressing

AMarcellus
BFrancisco
Cthe ghost
DHoratio
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Question 923
waec 2007

The speaker is

AHoratio
BMarcellus
CBernado
DFranciso
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Question 924
waec 2007

Speakers A and B are

Aofficers
Bsoldiers
Cservants
Dcourtiers
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Question 925
waec 2007

The speakers were

Ain a room in the castle
Bin the courtyard
Con a platform in front of the castle
Don the battlefield
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Question 926
waec 2007

This thing refers to a

Aghost
Bhorse
Cguard
Dsoldier
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Question 927
waec 2007

Speaker B is

AHamlet
BFrancisco
CMarcellus
DBernado
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Question 928
waec 2007

The speaker is addressing

AMarcellus
BFrancisco
Cthe ghost
DHoratio
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Question 929
waec 2007

Speaker A is

ABernado
BHoratio
CFrancisco
DMarcellus
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Question 930
waec 2007

The diction of the extract conveys the speaker's

Acontempt
Bdespair
Cassurance
Ddetermination
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Question 931
waec 2007

If all else perished and he remained illustrates

Aparadox
Birony
Cbathos
Dantithesis
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Question 932
waec 2007

annihilated in the extract implies

Arebirth
Bdeath
Cmarriage
Dproblems
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Question 933
waec 2007

My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath illustrates

Ametaphor
Ballusion
Ceuphemism
Dsimile
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Question 934
waec 2007

The speaker's love for Heathcliff is

Aplatonic
Bindestructible
Cephemeral
Duniversal
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Question 935
waec 2007

Sludge in the extract means

Awater
Bfire
Csnow
Dmud
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Question 936
waec 2007

The rhyme scheme of the first stanza is

Aaabb
Babab
Cabcd
Dabba
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Question 937
waec 2007

The expression Drunk with fatigue illustrates

Ametaphor
Bsynecdoche
Clitotes
Dirony
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Question 938
waec 2007

The dominant figure of speech in the first stanza is

Ahyperbole
Bsimile
Ceuphemism
Dpun
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Question 939
waec 2007

The extract conveys a mood of

Adejection
Bdesperation
Cresentment
Dresignation
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Question 940
waec 2007
''A black beautiful brilliant bride'' is an example of
Aalliteration
Bassonance
Conomatopoeia
Dpun
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