SS3 New Second Term Lit-In-English
SS3 New Second Term Lit-In-English
SS3 New Second Term Lit-In-English
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SCHEME OF WORK
WEEK TOPIC
WEEK 1
The long column of misery tended continually to grow longer, as the more robust struggled
to get as far as possible from the pursuing French and as the weaker fell farther and farther
behind. There were enough weaklings in all conscience; even in summer the men had been
badly clothed, even in victory insufficiently fed, and now it was winter, and Espinosa had
been fought and lost, and the route of the retreat lay le plains and up into the inhospitable
mountains. The rain had fallen upon them in deluge for days, and now as they climbed
higher it was turning into sleet, and a bitter cold wind blew. Ahead of them they could see the
snow lying thick on the mountain passes through which they would have to climb, without
food or fuel or rest, and with the terror of the French to urge them on. Disease had come
inevitably to complete the work so well begun by hunger, exposure, and sword.
11. A suitable title for the passage is the _______ A. March of Soldiers b. Agony of War c.
Pangs of Hunger d. Dread of Disease
12. The writer’s mood is one of A. anger b. fear c. pity d. disappointment
13. The mood is expressed through the use of A. objects b. scenery c. syntax d. diction
14. The attitude of the survivors is best summed up by the word A. indifference b. persistence
c. resignation d. victory
15. The device used in the last sentence is A. climax b. sarcasm c. euphemism d. hyperbole
16. A short poem written on a tomb is a (n) ______ A. dirge b. panegyric c. epigram d. epitaph
17. “Enjambment” is the poetic term referring to the use of ______ A. run-on-lines b. rhyme
lines c. rhythm d. metre
18. Stanza refers to______ in a poem. A. devices b. lines c. sections d. divisions
19. “Life is an empty dream dream” illustrates the use of A. synecdoche b. peripeteia c. litotes
d. allusion
20. Any literary work which holds up society to ridicule is a________ .A. satire b. fable c.
lampoon d. limerick
21. The person created or presented in a literary work is --------- A. hero B. clown C. actor D.
character
22. Pick the odd one out. A. Fiction B. Monologue C. Aside D. Soliloquy
23. A literary work where animals are used as characters is ------------- A. memoir B. fable
C. biography D. farce
24. A short witty statement in poetry constitutes a/an---- --------- A. lyric B. ode C.
epigram D. elegy
25. A poem that expresses grief over the death of a notable figure in a society is a/an -----------
A. ode B. ballad C. limerick D. elegy
26. A character who creates humor in a play ia called a ---------- A. flat character B. heroine
C. round character D. clown
27. Pick out the odd one. A. The Last Good man B. The Anvil and the Hammer C. Lonely
Days D. Native Son
28. A recurrent image in a literary work is the ------------ A. theme B. motif C. episode D.
mood
29. A mountain of fufu was placed before the hungry visitors. The device used above is A.
hyperbole B. euphemism C. alliteration D. assonance
30. “My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep” is an example of A. hyperbole B.
litotes C. euphemism D. paradox
31. Which of the following does not define a character? A. the way the character appears B.
what the character says C. what others say about the character D. what the character does
32. A bard is a --------- A. novelist B. playwright C. poet D. narrator
33. Foreshadowing is a device used to A. prepare the reader for the direction a plot will take B.
introduce the plot C. shed light on events through background information D. recall the past
34. A humorous scene in a play intended to ease tension is A. climax B. tragic-comedy C.
comedy D. comic
35. Verbal irony occurs when a speaker on stage A. says the opposite of what the speaker
means B. is misunderstood C. tries to deceive the audience D. is alone
36. The repetition of initial consonant sounds in poetry is A. assonance B. rhyme C. alliteration
D. oxymoron
37. One of the following plays is based on the mistakes of a night A. The Gods are not to
Blame B. The Marriage of Anansewa C. Arms and the Man C. She Stoops to Conquer
38. A seemingly absurd statement is a/an A. climax B. anti-climax C. hyperbole D. paradox
39. “the cell is a cruel place; sometimes a haven”, illustrates the use of A. paradox B. sarcasm
C. anti-climax D. personification
40. A literary work of art that ridicules ideas or the follies of people is a/an A. satire B. elegy C.
lullaby D. masque
41. Poetry differs from prose by its use of A. song B. condensed language C. flat character D.
rhythm
42. In “Biodun did his best but was first from behind”, first from behind “ is an example of A.
sarcasm B. euphemism C. hyperbole D. paradox
43. A couplet is A. a pastoral poem B. two successive rhyming lines C. a love poem D. two
successive unrhyming lines
44. The first eight lines of a sonnet is a/an A. tercet B. sestet C. octave D. quatrain
45. “You are the salt of my life” illustrates a--------- A. metaphor B. simile C. irony D.
personification
46. “Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul” is an example of A. oxymoron B.
epigram C. epithet D. bathos
47. The juxtaposition of two seemingly contradictory words is A. contrast B. anti-climax C.
oxymoron D. anti-thesis
48. A literary device that creates mental picture of a situation is A. imagery B. symbolism C.
flashback D. epilogue
49. Which of these is not a type of drama? A. burlesque B. resolution C. tragedy D. pantomime
50. An “Aside” occurs when a speaker on stage A. addresses another speaker B. mumbles
words intended for the audience only C. mumbles words heard by the audience and actors
D. reveals his intention.
WEEK 2
1 Discuss the ordeal of widowhood in Kufi using four widows in the novel.
2 What does Cap-picking ceremony in Kufi entails?
3 Explain the setting of the novel.
4 What are the major themes in the novel?
5 Comment on the character of Yaremi a-ndAjumobi.