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Literature in English 1984 JAMB Past Questions

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The protagonist of a story is generally
  • A. the protest made by the principle character against his adversaries
  • B. the principle character of the story
  • C. the theme of the story
  • D. one of the minor characters in the story
  • E. the protest made by a character against the hero
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What we call 'tragic flaw' is the
  • A. element of plot that makes a work dramatic
  • B. typographical error occuring in a work of drama
  • C. pronunciation error made by an actor on stage
  • D. unsuccessful play written by an other wise great dramatist
  • E. weakness in character responsible for the downfall of a dramatic hero.
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38
A well known epic in English literature is
  • A. Robinson Crusoe
  • B. The Marchant of Venice
  • C. Sons and Lovers
  • D. Treasure Island
  • E. paradise lost.
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'Assonance' is the product of a poet's use of

  • A. masculine ryhme
  • B. many consonant
  • C. regular ryhme
  • D. similar sounding vowels
  • E. imaginative metaphors.
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To be complete, a play MUST have
  • A. a prologue
  • B. an epilogue
  • C. dramatic irony
  • D. a conflict
  • E. several soliloquies.
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