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Literature In English Past Questions and Answers
Topic: Diction
Classroom
Jamb
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Question type:
Question type
Objective
Theory
Topics:
Topics
[1] DRAMA
[1].1 Types of drama
[1].1.1 Tragedy
[1].1.2 Comedy
[1].1.3 Tragicomedy
[1].1.4 Melodrama
[1].1.5 Farce
[1].1.6 Opera
[1].2 Dramatic Techniques
[1].2.1 Characterization
[1].2.2 Dialogue
[1].2.3 Flashback
[1].2.4 Mime
[1].2.5 Costume
[1].2.6 Music/Dance
[1].2.7 Décor/scenery
[1].2.8 Acts/Scenes
[1].2.9 Soliloquy/aside
[1].2.10 Figures of Speech
[2] PROSE
[2].1 Types of prose
[2].1.1 Fiction
[2].1.1.1 Novel
[2].1.1.2 Novella/Novelette
[2].1.1.3 Short story
[2].1.2 Non-fiction
[2].1.2.1 Biography
[2].1.2.2 Autobiography
[2].1.2.3 Memoir
[2].1.3 Faction
[2].2 Narrative Techniques/Devices
[2].2.1 Point of view
[2].2.1.1 Omniscent
[2].2.1.2 First Person
[2].2.1.3 Second person
[2].2.1.4 Third Person
[2].2.1.5 Stream of consciousness
[2].2.1.6 Epiphany
[2].2.2 Characterisation
[2].2.2.1 Round
[2].2.2.2 Flat
[2].2.2.3 Foil
[2].2.2.4 Hero
[2].2.2.5 Antihero
[2].2.2.6 Villain
[2].2.2.7 Heroine
[2].2.3 Language
[2].3 Textual Analysis
[2].3.1 Theme
[2].3.2 Plot
[2].3.3 Setting
[3] POETRY
[3].1 Types of poetry
[3].1.1 Sonnet
[3].1.2 Ode
[3].1.3 Lyrics
[3].1.4 Elegy
[3].1.5 Ballad
[3].1.6 Panegyric
[3].1.7 Epic
[3].1.8 Blank Verse
[3].2 Poetic devices
[3].2.1 Imagery
[3].2.2 Sound
[3].2.3 Diction
[3].2.4 Persona
[3].3 Appreciation
[3].3.1 Thematic preoccupation
[3].3.2 Socio-political relevance
[3].3.3 Style
[4] GENERAL LITERARY PRINCIPLES
[4].1 Literary terms
[4].1.1 Foreshadowing
[4].1.2 Suspense
[4].1.3 Theatre
[4].1.4 Monologue
[4].1.5 Dialogue
[4].1.6 Soliloquy
[4].1.7 Symbolism
[4].1.8 Protagonist
[4].1.9 Antagonist
[4].1.10 Figures of speech
[4].1.11 Satire
[4].1.12 stream of consciousness
[4].1.13 synecdoche
[4].1.14 metonymy
[4].2 Literary principles
[4].2.1 Direct imitation in play
[4].2.2 Versification in drama and poetry
[4].2.3 Narration of people's experiences
[4].2.4 Achievement of aesthetic value
[4].3 Relationship between literary terms and principles
[5] LITERARY APPRECIATION
[5].1 Unseen passages/extracts from Drama, Prose, and Poetry
Jamb Literature In English Questions - Diction
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