Our attitude to the hero of George Elliot's Sill Marner is one of

In a 'Portrait', a poet writes:At mankind's feast,i take my placeIn solemn,sanctimonious state,And have the air of saying graceWhile i defile the dinner plate.The tone of this passage may be described as

Peter Abraham's Mine Boy is about one of the following

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

Mtchali's 'Nightfall in Soweto'is about one of the following

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

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

Kenneth Kaunda's Zambia Shall Be Free is a non-fictional work because

The most quarrelsome character in Romeo and Juliet is

1979 JAMB UTME Literature In English Past Questions