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UNIBEN Faculty of Arts Post UTME Past Questions.
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Drama/Dramatic/Performing Arts
English Language And Literature
Fine Art/Fine And Applied Arts
French
History
International Studies And Diplomacy
Languages And Linguistics
Linguistics / Edo
Linguistics And African Language
Mass Communication
Philosophy
Religious Studies
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Questions 1-6 are based on Hamlet.
Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted colour off, and let thine eyes look like a friend in Denmark. Do not for ever with thy vailed lids, seek for thy noble father in the dust. Thou know’st ‘tis common – all that lives must die. Passing through nature to eternity [Act I Scene I]
1. Who is the speaker of the above excerpt?
A. King Claudius
B. The Ghost
C. Queen Gertrude
D. Polonius
2. nighted colour” means
A. nightly looks
B. ugly look
C. someone’s colour at night
D. colours of the night
3. Is it correct to say that “nighted colour” means
A. metaphor
B. simile
C. metonymy
D. bathos
___I do wish that your beauties be the happy cause of hamlet’s wildness. So I shall hope your virtue will bring him to wonted way again. To both your honours [Act 3 Scene 1]
4. The phrase “good beauties” refers to
A. Horate’s
B. Polonius
C. Queen’s
D. Ophelia’s
5. By “Hamlet’s wildness”, the speaker means
A. his rudeness
B. his passion for women
C. his passion for alcohol
D. his madness
6. Hamlet’s “wonted way” means his
A. usual way of life
B. silent ways of doing things
C. economical use of money
D. manner of writing to many friends
7. Identify the odd item in the following list
A. Prose
B. Catastrophe
C. Poetry
D. Drama
8. An epilogue in a play refers to the
A. conflict in the play
B. Tail-piece
C. Opening chorus
D. Dramatic action
9. Reversal of fortune as used in the central character of a literary work describes the
A. rise to fame of the central character
B. success of the hero or heroine
C. reward of the hero or heroine for his or her courage
D. sudden change in the fate of the central character
10. A poem of mourning and dedication written on the death of an individual is called
A. an allergy
B. an elegy
C. a sonnet
D. an ode
11. Any work of literature which sets out to instruct may be called
A. Dialectic
B. Didactic
C. Definitive
D. Decadent
12. A quatrain is
A. the last line in a poem
B. the fourth line of a sonnet
C. a poem which ends with a question
D. a stanza
13. In Literature, a round character is associated with
A. change and growth
B. stability and determination
C. simplicity and modesty
D. running down other characters
14. The antagonist in a tragedy is
A. any character in the tragedy
B. the wife of the protagonist
C. the character provides comic relief
D. the character that acts in opposition to the main character
15. A statement that appears to say something opposite to common sense or the truth, but which may contain truth is
A. an oxymoron
B. a paradox
C. an irony
D. a parable
16. The substitution of a mild and pleasant expression for a harsh and blunt one is called
A. Ambiguity
B. Climax
C. Peripety
D. Euphemism
17. In literary criticism the vocabulary or language used by the writer is generally known as
A. Diction
B. Figure of speech
C. Characterization
D. Rhythms
18. An allegory is a story
A. in which people or things or events have another meaning
B. which aims at teaching a moral lesson
C. told in verse
D. in which allegations are made about the characters
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the runbindl,
Which you drink on the wedding day. My love is the butter we were smeared with,
To seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird’s egg,
For those who say you are wealthy,
You are the papyrus reed of the Lake, Which they pull out with both hands.
And I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart, I love you gentle one.
19. The poem is an example of
A. A lyric
B. A dirge-
C. An ode
D. An epic
20. The predominant literary device used in the extract is
A. Hyperbole
B. Epigram
C. Oxymoron
D. Apostrophe
21. The underlined expression contains a
A. simile
B. metaphor
C. personification
D. litotes
22. The poem is a blank verse because
A. there is no rhyme
B. there is rhyme
C. the rhyme is alternate
D. it contains couplets
23. The feeling of the poem is one of
A. anxiety
B. gaiety
C. sadness
D. frustration
24. Dialogue is important in drama because it
A. helps the audience improve their English
B. it is usually funny and lively
C. reveals the mind of the characters
D. helps the audience to relax
25. The expression “the sun kisses the earth” is a
A. simile
B. metaphor
C. personification
D. paradox
26. An overused expression is a
A. a cliche
B. a cacophony
C. an epigram
D. an archetype
27. What basically distinguishes Literature from other disciplines is its
A. use of creative imagination
B. exposition of human experiences
C. communication of ideas
D. portrayal of places
28. A story that explains the origin of a natural phenomenon is a
A. notion
B. legend
C. parable
D. myth
29. The oldest bronze in West Africa are found in
A. Ife
B. Benin
C. Igbo Ukwu
D. Jos
30. According to tradition, the prince who founded the Nupe Kingdom came from
A. Bida
B. Biron
C. Igala
D. Idoma
31. Cowries were introduced to Nigeria from
A. Pacific ocean
B. Antarctic ocean
C. Indian ocean
D. Atlantic ocean
32. The Oyomesi was
A. the council of elders
B. the official in charge of commerce
C. the Minister of the interior
D. the Supreme Council of the Oyo Empire
33. The European and Nigerian traders developed a credit system known as
A. Thrift system
B. Debt system
C. Loan system
D. Trust system
34. One of the factors that determine legitimacy is
A. Strong defense
B. public opinion
C. level of literacy
D. foreign policy objective
35. One of the following characteristics of constitutional monarchy is that
A. Power is invested in one person who controls the legislature, the executive, and judiciary
B. He is not controlled
C. His will become laws of the land
D. the monarch is guided by the rule of law
36. Which of the following European countries was the first to explore African coastland?
A. Spain
B. Portugal
C. Italy
D. France
37. Britain and Spain began to play leading roles in sale of slaves in the
A. fifteen century
B. sixteen century
C. eighteen century
D. seventeen century
38. Which of these oracles enabled a section of the Igbo people to establish commercial domination over their immediate neighbours?
A. Ogbunorie oracle of Ezimoha
B. Ibini Ukpabi of Arochukwu
C. Igwe ka ala of Umuoha
D. Agbala of Awka
39. The following articles of trade were exchanged between the Hausa and Junkun traders
A. Onions, beads, mineral salt and antimony
B. Onions, fish, oil, pepper, and antimony
C. Beads, mineral salt, gold and ivory
D. Beads, onions, mineral salt and natron
40. The people of the Niger Delta resisted the penetration of the interior territories by the British because
A. they wanted to secure their position as middle men traders
B. the Ijo were suspicious of the Igbo collaboration with the British
C. they wanted to maintain peace along the Niger waterway
D. they wanted to protect the interior from external aggression.
41. Which of the following was responsible for the decline and fall of the Oyo Empire?
A. the empire had a strong central government
B. The introduction of horse into Oyo
C. The aura of greatness of the empire
D. the vastness of the empire
42. In what year did the Portuguese Gonsalves return some slaves to Lisbon?
A. 1446
B. 1441
C. 1443
D. 1442