Literature In English Questions
Question 741:
'The all-seeing sun<br/>Ne'er saw her match since first the world begun'<br/>The above lines were spoken in Romeo and Juliet by
- A Count Paris in praise of juliet
- B Romeo in praise of Juliet
- C Romeo in praise of Rosaline
- D Lady Capuiet in praise of Rosaline.
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 742:
Which of the following illustrate the element of chance in Romeo and Juliet?
- A Friar Lawrence's letter to Romeo
- B Rosaline rejection of Romeo's love
- C Juliet's confiding in her nurse
- D The death of Lady Mountague.
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 743:
The tragedy in Romeo and Juliet occurs as a result of
- A A flaw in the character of Romeo
- B A flaw in the character of Juliet
- C Friar Lawrence's advice
- D Circumstances rather than flaws in character.
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 744:
In ''Abiku'', the statement <br/>''Yams do not sprout in amulets <br/>To earth Abiku''s limbs....''<br/>Simply means
- A Abiku should not be buried with amulets
- B Yams and amulets are repugnant to Abiku
- C Abiku cannot be appeased
- D Yams cannot grow on Abiku's grave.
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 745:
''But it is not the time<br/>To lay wreaths<br/>For yesterdays crimes...''<br/>Lenrie Peters in his poem, We Have Come Home'' makes this statement because
- A The future is unpredictatble
- B Past sufferings are best forgotten
- C There is no point crying over spilled milk
- D Mourning can be posponed
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