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