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Literature in English Paper 2 – Drama and Poetry
Literature in English Paper 3 – Literary Appreciation
Literature in English Paper 4 – African and Non African Prose

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NECO Literature Objective Questions

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Literature in English PAPER III – Literary Appreciation

Answer all questions.
1. A narrative that makes use of animals or inanimate objects as human beings is
A. allegory.
B. fable.
C. fiction.
D. journal.
E. satire.

2. The final rehearsal before the main performance is called
A. blocking.
B. dress and tech.
C. prompting.
D. props.
E. reading.

3. Which of the following is described as an imitation of life?
A. Criticism
B. Drama
C. Orature
D. Poetry
E. Prose

4. The anxiety of a reader to know the subsequent developments in a literary work is known as
A. catharsis.
B. climax.
C. conflict.
D. denouement.
E. suspense.

5. The use of “I” in a story implies narrator.
A. epistolary
B. first person
C. second person
D. stream of consciousness
E. third person

6. When a character does not grow nor
change in the cause of a narrative, he is said to be a character.
A. dynamic
B. flat
C. round
D. steady
E. unique

7. I was not a little surprised to hear that you passed’ illustrates the use of
A. apostrophe.
B. euphemism.
C. litotes.
D. personification.
E. simile.

8. The state of mind of a poet can be referred to as
A. diction.
B. emotion.
C. feeling.
D. mood.
E. tone.

9. The following are types of comedy except
A. burlesque.
B. caricature.
C. cartoon.
D. farce.
E. tragi-comedy.

Questions 10 – 60 Omitted – Removed.

NECO literature Prose Question 2019

AFRICAN AND NON-AFRICAN PROSE – Answer two questions in all, one from each section.
Each question carries 30 marks.

African Prose Section 1 Question

Amma Darko: Faceless
1.Discuss the theme of superstition in the novel.
2.Give a detailed account of Kabria and Vickie’s visit to the police station.

Bayo Adebowale: Lonely Days
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Non-African Prose Section 2 Question

Horace Walpole: The Castle of Otranto
5.Discuss symbolism as used in the novel.
6.Account for the sources of rivalry between Manfred and Jerome.

Richard Wright: Native Son
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NECO Literature Drama and Poetry Questions 2019

DRAMA AND POETRY – Answer four questions in all, one from each section.
Each question carries 25 marks.

African Drama Section 1 Question

Frank Ogodo Ogbeche: Harvest of Corruption
1- “Justice Odili’s loyalty as a judge of the state is to Chief, rather than to justice and his conscience.”
Discuss this assertion in relation to the play.
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Dele Charley: Blood of a Stranger
3. Discuss the use of language by the playwright in the text.
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Non-African Drama Section 2 Question

Lorraine Hansberry: A Raisin in the Sun
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4. With relevant examples from the text, discuss the use of symbolism.

Oliver Goldsmith: She Stoops to Conquer
7. “The play is principally concerned with the problems of the social class.” Discuss.
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