2009
Read this line from a poem about prison life:My heart travels a thousand miles towards my native land.In this line, “a thousand miles” is an example of
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2009 WAEC SSCE Literature In English Past Questions
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2009
Read the poem and answer the question.In front of the gate, the guard stands with his rifle,Above, untidy clouds are carrying away the moon,The bedbugs are swarming around like army tanks on manoeuvresWhile the mosquitoe…
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2009
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: HamletRead the extract and answer the questionThink it no more:For nature, crescent, does not grow aloneIn thews and bulk, as this temple waxes,The inward service of the mind and soulGrows wide witha…
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2009
Read the extract and answer the questionX : Tis gone will not answer.Y : How now....! You tremble and look pale;Is not this something more than fantasy?What think you on't?Z : Before my God. I might not this believeWitho…
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2009
Read the extract and answer the question from Hamlet.And for your part,..., I do wishThat your good beauties be the happy causeOf ...wildness: so shall I hope your virtuesWill bring him to his wonted way again,To both yo…
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2009
Read the extract and answer the questionH : Where is this sight?l : What is it ye would see?If aught of woe or wonder, cease your search(Act Five, Scene 11,lines 348-350)sight refers to
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2009
Read the extract and answer the questionH : Where is this sight?l : What is it ye would see?If aught of woe or wonder, cease your search(Act Five, Scene 11,lines 348-350)Speaker l is
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2009
Read the extract and answer the questionH : Where is this sight?l : What is it ye would see?If aught of woe or wonder, cease your search(Act Five, Scene 11,lines 348-350)Other characters who died earlier were
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2009
NON-AFRICAN PROSEGEORGE ELIOT: Silas Marner Examine how William Dane affects the fortunes of Silas Marner
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2009
NON-AFRICAN PROSEGEORGE ELIOT: Silas Marner Examine the role of money and gold in the life of Silas in the novel.
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2009
NON-AFRICAN PROSE RICHARD WRIGHT: Black Boy With reference to the text, discuss the character of Richard as a self-determined person.
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2009
NON-AFRICAN PROSERICHARD WRIGHT: Black BoyExamine the role of Richard's mother in the novel
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2009
AFRICAN PROSEBUCHI EMECHETA: The Joys of Motherhood. Examine Obi Umunna's influence on Ona.
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2009
AFRICAN PROSEBUCHI EMECHETA: The Joys of Motherhood. Discuss the significance of the Ona-Agbadi relationship in the novel.
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2009
AFRICAN PROSE ISIDORE OKPEWHO: The Last Duty Discuss the impact of the war on Toje.
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2009
AFRICAN PROSE ISIDORE OKPEWHO: The Last Duty Examine the relationship between Aku and Oshevire.
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2009
NON-AFRICAN POETRY Discuss in detail, three images employed in "To His Coy Mistress"?
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2009
NON-AFRICAN POETRY Examine the relationship between man and nature in The Solitary Reaper
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2009
AFRICAN POETRY How does J.P. Clark present the theme of Cultural alienation in Agbor Dancer?
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2009
AFRICAN POETRY Illustrate Senghor's use of figures of speech in I will Pronounce Your Name
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