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We can take you where he is, and perhaps your men will help us.
In the above sentence taken from Achebe's Things Fall Apart, the pronoun he refers to

  • A. Obierika
  • B. Okoli
  • C. Odukwe
  • D. Okonkwo
  • E. Ezenwa.
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A question put, not chiefly to elicit an answer, but to make an emphatic statement is known as
  • A. paradoxial
  • B. metaphysical
  • C. logical
  • D. rhetorical
  • E. leading
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Writing about an abstract object as though it had human qualities is known as
  • A. apostrophe
  • B. personification
  • C. denotation
  • D. allusion
  • E. imitation
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A short emphatic, witty saying, often involving antithesis or paradox is an
  • A. epithet
  • B. epigram
  • C. invective
  • D. impression
  • E. analogy
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The plot of story generally refers to the
  • A. intrigue made by a character against the hero
  • B. intrigue made by a hero against a character
  • C. way the writer begins the story
  • D. way the writer ends the story
  • E. way in which the events of the story are organised.
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