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This question is based on HEARTY GARLANDS.

"Flights of vanquished steps" conveys:

  • A. Steps toward failure
  • B. Escaping from duty
  • C. Ascension through conquered challenges
  • D. Backward movement
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4122

This question is based on NEW TONGUE. What literary device is most prominent in the following lines?

bathing at the back of the house

On a rainy July day

  • A. Simile
  • B. Allegory
  • C. Imagery
  • D. Alliteration
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4123

This question is based on THE STONE.

The woman's final sigh symbolises:

  • A. The end of the carving process
  • B. The release of her lover's spirit
  • C. Her readiness to remarry
  • D. The release of pent-up sorrow
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This question is based on MARRIAGE OF ANANSEWA.

Which character is Ananse's daughter?

  • A. Aya
  • B. Esi
  • C. Anansewa
  • D. Ekuwa
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4125

This question is based on ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.

Antony: "I will be / A bridegroom in my death, and run into't / As to a lover's bed."

Eros: "Draw that thy honest sword, which thou hast worn / Most useful for thy country."

Antony: "When I did make thee free, sworest thou not then / To do this when I bade thee?" What does this moment between Antony and Eros represent?

  • A. Cleopatra's successful manipulation
  • B. A test of loyalty and self-sacrifice
  • C. Antony's reluctance to die
  • D. The dishonour of Eros refusing to fight
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