A) Ralph Ellison B) Wole Soyinka C) Chinua Achebe D) Langston )Hughes
A) he cannot be seen physically B) he hides from people C) society refuses to recognize him D) he is a ghost
A) Love and marriage B) war C) Racial discrimination D) Adventure
A) fighting a teacher B) his speech at the battle royal C) passing an exam D) winning a race
A) Oxford University B) Harvard universit C) A southern Black college D) Yale university
A) A doctor in a hospital (d) B) A teacher C) A student leader. D) A college president
A) Chicago B) Boston C) Atlanta D) New York
A) A hospital B) A schools C) A paint factory D) A bank
A) A school club B) A sport team C) political organisation D) A religious group
A) he was forced B) he wants power C) he needs money D) he believes in their cause
A) Bright colour B) freedom factory C) liberty paint D) America paint
A) family unity B) friendship C) identity D) Romance
A) society manipulate him B) educatateion is useless C) he is rich D) power is easy to obtain
A) return to school B) becomes the president C) lives in the under ground room D) leaves America
A) book B) water C) light bulb D) paint
A) the brotherhood B) the power company, C) the factory D) the government
A) magic power B) social invisibility and lack of identity C) supernatural event D) physical invisibility
A) antagonist B) Narrato C) hero D) protagonist
A) protagonist B) antagonist C) minorcharacter D) foil
A) fables B) satire C) sonnet D) parody
A) a) plot B) theme C) ;l,'/setting D) conflict
A) theme B) climax C) tone D) ,plot
A) resolution B) setting C) climax D) introduction
A) irony B) metaphor C) hyperbole D) ;simile
A) paradox B) metaphor C) simile D) personification
A) symbolism B) allegory C) imagery D) personification
A) theme B) plot C) character D) conflict
A) ] conflict B) irony C) setting D) tone
A) imagery B) satire C) irony D) alliteration
A) assonance B) metaphor C) alliteration
A) elegy B) satire C) epic D) pun
A) epic B) ballad C) lyric D) ode
A) theme B) diction C) tone D) mood
A) drama , novel and prose B) prose drama and poem C) prose poetry and drama D) drama poetry and novel
A) )farce B) melodrama C) tragedy D) comedy
A) 4 B) 2 C) 3 D) 6
A) he needs more hands for the feast (d) B) nothing is permanent but change C) he is like a lion D) he is a lion
A) ode B) epic C) ballad
A) ballad B) sonnet C) ode D) elegy
A) simile B) euphemism C) onomatopoeia D) assonance |