Literature In English Past Questions and Answers

Read the extract below and answer the question:<br/>WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: <u>Twelfth Night</u><br/>A : What country, friends, is this?<br/>B : This is lllyria, Lady,<br/>A : And what should I do in lllyria?<br/>My brother he is in Elysium.<br/>Perchance he is not drowned - What think you, sailors?<br/>B : It is perchance that you yourself where saved<br/>A : <u>O my poor brother.</u> and so perchance may he be<br/>(Act 1 Scene II)<br/>Speaker A is

Read the extract below and answer the question:<br/>WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: <u>Twelfth Night</u><br/>A : What country, friends, is this?<br/>B : This is lllyria, Lady,<br/>A : And what should I do in lllyria?<br/>My brother he is in Elysium.<br/>Perchance he is not drowned - What think you, sailors?<br/>B : It is perchance that you yourself where saved<br/>A : <u>O my poor brother.</u> and so perchance may he be<br/>(Act 1 Scene II)<br/>Speaker B is

Read the extract below and answer the question:<br/>WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: <u>Twelfth Night</u><br/>A : What country, friends, is this?<br/>B : This is lllyria, Lady,<br/>A : And what should I do in lllyria?<br/>My brother he is in Elysium.<br/>Perchance he is not drowned - What think you, sailors?<br/>B : It is perchance that you yourself where saved<br/>A : <u>O my poor brother.</u> and so perchance may he be<br/>(Act 1 Scene II)<br/>Speaker B is worried about lllyria because the lady

Read the extract below and answer the question:<br/>WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: <u>Twelfth Night</u><br/>A : What country, friends, is this?<br/>B : This is lllyria, Lady,<br/>A : And what should I do in lllyria?<br/>My brother he is in Elysium.<br/>Perchance he is not drowned - What think you, sailors?<br/>B : It is perchance that you yourself where saved<br/>A : <u>O my poor brother.</u> and so perchance may he be<br/>(Act 1 Scene II)<br/>Why is speaker A afraid the brother might be drowned? It is because

Read the extract below and answer the question:<br/>WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: <u>Twelfth Night</u><br/>A : What country, friends, is this?<br/>B : This is lllyria, Lady,<br/>A : And what should I do in lllyria?<br/>My brother he is in Elysium.<br/>Perchance he is not drowned - What think you, sailors?<br/>B : It is perchance that you yourself where saved<br/>A : <u>O my poor brother.</u> and so perchance may he be<br/>(Act 1 Scene II)<br/>The figure of speech underlined in the extract is known as