Academial icon Academial
Academial icon Academial
  • Login | Register
  • Home
  • Our purpose
  • Our platforms
  • Stiida — Academic excellence ↗
  • Sqiiper — Coming soon
  • Mentorship — Planned
  • Products
    1. Study Tips
    2. Campus Life
    3. College Preparation
    4. Student Experiences
    5. Scholarships
    6. Grants
    7. Fellowships
    1. Research
    2. Tutorials
    1. Guides
    2. Internships Guides
    3. Jobs
    4. Networking Tips
    1. Upcoming Events
    2. Conference
    3. Competitions
    4. Workshops
    5. Webinars
    1. Startup Stories
    2. Business Ideas
    3. Funding Opportunities
  • Categories
    1. MCQ
    2. Quiz
  • Contact
  • Login | Register
    • Change Theme
    Home MCQ examination Jamb Literature-in-english 2007

    Literature In English 2007 Jamb Examination

    Literature In English 2007 Jamb Examination
    Facebook twitter/x icon Twitter LinkedIn Whatsap Copy Link
    Available Sections
    1. Aptitude
    2. Career
    3. Examination
    4. Job
    5. Scholarship
    6. Subject
    12345

    Question 31

    This question is based on Ayi Kwei Armah's Fragments.
    It can be safely assumed that the novel is:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The novel deals with social and political issues in a way that engages real-world contexts, making it physically relevant.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 32

    This question is based on Ayi Kwei Armah's Fragments.
    In the novel, the most prominent form of literature used is:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The novel frequently incorporates dramatic scenes and dialogues, making drama the most prominent literary form.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 33

    This question is based on selection poems.
    In Houseman's To an Athlete Dying Young, the person addresses the dead athlete using:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    An apostrophe is when a speaker addresses someone absent or dead. In the poem, the speaker directly addresses the deceased athlete, which is an apostrophe.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 34

    This question is based on Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
    At what time does Tess often look so transformed before Angel Clare?
    Show explanation Expand Question
    Hardy describes Tess's transformation as occurring in the early morning around 3 am, during her work on the farm, emphasizing her natural beauty and vitality.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 35

    This question is based on Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
    Tess of the d'Urbervilles is an interrogation of the Victorian period's:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    Hardy's novel critiques Victorian society's treatment of women, particularly in terms of morality and social expectations.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 36

    This question is based on Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
    Mrs. Joan Durbeyfield is portrayed as:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    Mrs. Durbeyfield is depicted as overbearing and meticulous, particularly in her concern for social proprieties, making 'fastidious and overbearing' the correct choice.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 37

    This question is based on Ademiluyi's work.
    At what point does the significant event occur:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The pivotal event occurs when the mother begins to protest, setting in motion the narrative's conflict, making option C correct.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 38

    This question is based on Ademiluyi's work.
    The literary techniques most evident in the work are:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The text makes extensive use of suspenseful situations and ironic contrasts, making 'suspense and irony' the most prominent techniques.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 39

    This question is based on Ahmed Yerima's Attahiru.
    The play is about:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The central theme of Attahiru is the resistance of the Hausa people and their leaders to British colonial rule.
    Not clear enough?

    Question 40

    This question is based on Ahmed Yerima's Attahiru.
    Characterization in the play comprises three major groups of:
    Show explanation Expand Question
    The play's characters are mainly grouped into court officials, British soldiers, and beggars, reflecting the social and political divisions.
    Not clear enough?
    12345

    You might like

    In this page
    Literature-in-english 2007 Jamb Examination
    Open Model!
    Subscribe to get latest posts!
    x
    SUBSCRIBE
    Do not show this again?