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Literature In English 1 · Gbhs Yaounde · April 2021 · Ordinary Level · Mock Examination

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1) Duke Frederick allows Oliver __________ to find Orlando. (A) One month (B) One year (C) One week (D) A forth night

10) During the play's Epilogue, Rosalind is on stage with (A) Orlando (B) Duke Senior (C) No one (D) Celia

11) The Duke assesses Orlando's manner of asking for food in Arden as (A) rude (B) distressful (C) ethical (D) disgraceful

12) The statement, 'All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players,' is made by (A) Touchstone (B) Orlando (C) Amiens (D) Jacques

13) Silvius says Phebe's eyes are: (A) So beautiful that they intimidate him (B) So dull that they bore him (C) So amorous that they embarrass him (D) So scornful that they will murder him

14) Each time Assi has any doubts in life, he visits a soothsayer. This proves he is (A) fearful (B) corrupt (C) superstitious (D) traditional

15) The forty-five clean shaven male recruits left from __________ to __________ (A) Mankon: Mutengene (B) Mankon: Ediki (C) Bamenda: Yoke (D) Dik: Mutengene

16) A transition in a story to an earlier time that interrupts the normal chronological order of event is called (A) flash forward (B) flash back (C) reminiscence (D) reliving

17) The first letter we come across in The Immortal Seed is from __________ to __________ (A) Tebo, Assi (B) Mbanyam, Assi (C) Eposi, Tebene (D) Tembi, Miyang

18) Part three of The Immortal Seed is titled __________ (A) The evolution (B) Metamorphosis (C) Collision (D) The reckoning

19) Assi is initiated into corrupt practices by (A) Ngome (B) Akono (C) Njume (D) Nzume

2) Upon arriving the forest of Arden, Adam claims that he will soon die. He assumes the cause of his death will be (A) tiredness (B) travelling (C) old age (D) hunger

20) A native from Dik is referred to as: (A) Dikian (B) Medik (C) Dik native (D) Menemo

21) Agwe loses a land case and immediately Mbaku is ready to offer him a substitute at Njimewi. This is an example of (A) Good luck (B) Coincidence (C) Digression (D) Suspense

22) __________ deprives __________ from breaking the sixth commandment with __________. (A) Tembi, Assi, Ijang (B) Mbaku, Tebene, Bi (C) Assi, Tebene, Eposi (D) Assi, Tembi, Akwen

23) When Tebene was enthroned as chief, he was taking over legitimately from (A) Fon Mbezuboh 1 (B) Fon Tebene 1 (C) Fon Njiggang (D) Fon Njiazik

24) Fon Jiggang died as a result of (A) a gunshot wound (B) a direct assault by a police (C) an attack from Agwe and the police Boss (D) multiple kicks and blows

25) "Eloquent, brave, progressive, hardworking and protective". These traits best describe (A) Bi (B) Agwe (C) Tebene (D) Jiggang

26) The last six lines of a fourteen line poem are called (A) Sonnet (B) Sestet (C) Octave (D) Resolution

27) Frances E. W Harper is author of the poem (A)"Slave Auction" (B) "Tired Worker" (C) "The Slave Auction" (D) "Abiku"

28) "The Second Coming" by William Butler Yeats can be thematically placed under (A) Love poems (B) Political poems (C) Revolutionary poems (D) Religious poems

29) In "The Tired Worker by Claude Mckay the speaker assesses the city as being (A) Unwelcoming (B) Expensive (C) Harsh and ugly (D) Beautiful but difficult

3) "know'st thou the youth that spoke to me erewhile?" "erewhile" in the context means: (A) a long time ago (B) some years back (C) a short time ago (D) yesterday

30) The poetic device in the expression "singing wind" in Margaret Afuh's "To Countryside" is (A) Personification (B) Metaphor (C) Hyperbole (D) Euphemism

31) "A strain of the earth's sweet being in the beginning in Eden Garden". This poem is taken from the poem __________ by __________ (A) "The Second Coming" William Butler Yeats (B) "Daybreak" Susan Lwanga (C) "Spring" Manley Hopkins (D) "The Bugle Call" Sankie Maimo

32) The figure of speech used in the line quote: question 31 is __________ (A) Historical allusion (B) Classical allusion (C) Seasonal allusion (D) Biblical allusion

33) In "My Woman is a Tiger" by Bole Butake, the speaker's attitude is that of (A) Encouragement and doubt (B) Doubt and condemnation (C) Condemnation and regret (D) Regret and encouragement

34) In "The Teacher" by Patrick Tata, the poet compares the teacher to; (A) Worms (B) A glow worm (C) A shooting star (D) A can of worms

35) In "Lament of a Mother" Fale Wache makes substantial use of (A) Local colour (B) The Noni language (C) Irregular rhyme scheme (D) Flashback

36) The general tone in Koffi Awoonor's "Songs of Sorrow", is (A) Buoyant (B) Exciting (C) Joyful (D) Gloomy

37) The poem "The face of Hunger" is set in (A) A foreign land (B) An urban centre (C) A rural wood (D) A mind in dilemma

38) The speaker in J.P Clark's "Agbor Dancer" (A) Has just returned home from exile after thirty years (B) Regrets the primitive dance and ancestral beliefs (C) Isn't educated enough to praise agbor dancer (D) Admires Agbor's performance and regrets his alienation

39) Silas doesn't protect his innocence when he is framed for theft because (A) He is not allowed to speak (B) He is having a cataleptic fit at the time (C) He believes God will clear him (D) He fears he actually stole the money while having a cataleptic fit

4) The information that Dennis gives Oliver is that Duke Frederick has (A) made amends with Duke Senior (B) banished Duke Senior (C) cheated Duke Senior of his throne (D) usurped Duke Senior

40) Dolly Winthrop's role in the novel is that of (A) Adviser (B) Helper (C) Meddler (D) Entertainer

41) Two happenings which brings Silas out from his isolation are (A) His weaving and cataleptic fit (B) His treatment of Sally Oates and Eppie's marriage (C) The murder of the Deacon and the theft of his gold (D) The theft of his gold and Eppie's discovery

42) He is most suspected by the people as being the person who robbed Silass (A) A peddler (B) Jem Rodney (C) Dunstan Cass (D) A shoe mender

43) He owns the rainbow inn (A) Ben Winthrop (B) Squire Cass (C) Mr John Snell (D) Mr Macey

44) Molly Farren decides to attend the New Year's Eve dance in order to (A) Announce her marriage to Godfrey (B) Disgrace Godfrey (C) Show Eppie her father (D) Make Godfrey assume his responsibilities

45) Silas Manner 's knowledge of herbs (A)Was an inspiration from his trances (B) Was acquired during his school days (C) Could be regarded as his birthright (D) Came from his late mother

46) After the discovery and adoption of Eppie by Manner, George Eliot moves her plot ahead by (A) Fifteen years (B) Sixteen years (C) Ten years (D) Twelve years

47) After his first fit in Lantern Yard Silas Manner was considered (A) A sane and honest man (B) A dishonest fellow (C) A man with special favours (D) Unfit for long hours of duty

48) Silas Manner's life in Lantern Yard can best be described as (A) Ironic (B) Useless (C) Humorous (D) Pathetic

49) "You may prosper, for all that: there is no just God that governs the earth righteously, but a God of lies". Silas says this (A) When Dunstan stole his money (B) When Eppie ran away (C) When William betrayed him (D) When Godfrey lied about fathering Eppie

5) A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience about the action of the play or another character meant to remain unheard by the other characters on stage is called (A) dramatic irony (B) aside (C) soliloquy (D) dramatic monologue

50) "Providence" is one of the themes in Silas Manner. Another word for "providence" is (A) Luck (B) Coincidence (C) Fate (D) Chance

6) The faithful lord who accompanies Duke Senior into exile is jolly and loves singing is called (A) William (B) Silvius (C) Jacques (D) Amiens

7) 'Pomp, corruption, intrigues, deception and envy', these attributes best describe (A) Duke Frederick's court (B) Oliver's house (C) The forest of Arden (D) France

8) The leading actor of the play, who is often set in conflict with the antagonist is called (A) Rival (B) Protagonist (C) Audience (D) Dramatist

9) Orlando becomes Duke Frederick's heir by (A) marrying Rosalind (B) meeting him in the forest (C) defeating Charles in a fight (D) saving Oliver's life from a snake

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15) The forty-five clean shaven male recruits left from to (A) Mankon: Mutengene (B) Mankon: Ediki (C) Bamenda: Yoke (D) Dik: Mutengene

17) The first letter we come across in The Immortal Seed is from to (A) Tebo, Assi (B) Mbanyam, Assi (C) Eposi, Tebene (D) Tembi, Miyang

22) deprives from breaking the sixth commandment with __. (A) Tembi, Assi, Ijang (B) Mbaku, Tebene, Bi (C) Assi, Tebene, Eposi (D) Assi, Tembi, Akwen

31) "A strain of the earth's sweet being in the beginning in Eden Garden". This poem is taken from the poem by (A) "The Second Coming" William Butler Yeats (B) "Daybreak" Susan Lwanga (C) "Spring" Manley Hopkins (D) "The Bugle Call" Sankie Maimo