A) empirical B) didactic C) ballad D) symbolic
A) two B) fourteen C) eight D) six
A) rhetorical B) ironic C) flashback D) discourse
A) mood B) diction C) tone D) setting
A) simile B) elegy C) ballad D) ode
A) be read and acted only B) educate and entertain C) teach manners only D) criticize
A) eulogy B) epilogue C) euphemism D) epigram
A) Lenrie Peter B) Wole Soyinka C) Afriyie Vidza D) Niyi Osundare.
A) climax B) epilogue C) exposition D) prologue
A) creative B) tautological C) romantic D) epistolary
A) metaphor B) hyperbole C) personification D) irony
A) act and scene B) line and stanza C) paragraph and chapter D) chapter and line
A) foil B) antagonist C) heroine D) hero
A) heroine B) none of the above C) villain D) actress
A) theme of tyranny B) theme of oppression C) theme of indifference D) theme of loneliness
A) Elizabeth L. A Kamara B) J. P Clark C) John Donne D) Wole Soyinka
A) Euphemism B) repetition C) Irony D) litotes
A) life B) nature C) things D) hereafter
A) irony B) litotes C) personification D) assonance
A) agitated B) aggressive C) cheerful D) calm
A) play B) poem C) song D) essay
A) allegory B) euphemism C) allusion D) onomatopoeia
A) father and son B) two brothers C) two adults D) grandmother and grandson
A) Nigeria B) Vietnam C) England D) Kenya
A) the hidden actin B) the futuristic action C) the action in past D) the immediate action
A) alliteration B) rhyme pattern C) anthology D) assonance
A) epic B) burlesque C) ballad D) elegy
A) metaphor B) pun C) simile D) hyperbole
A) fiction B) diction C) tone or mood D) theme
A) amalgam B) anthology C) edit D) poetry
A) pun B) metaphor C) paradox D) irony
A) stanza B) character C) plot D) episode
A) metonymy B) hyperbole C) personification D) synecdoche
A) play let B) drama C) act D) scene
A) setting B) plot C) condensed language D) characterization
A) climax B) epic C) peak D) resolution
A) nanny opera B) alibi C) lullaby D) doxology
A) sestet B) couplet C) quatrain D) tercet
A) plot and setting B) evocation of feelings and imagination C) suspense D) using of figures of speech |