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Literature In English Past Questions and Answers

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Literature In English Questions

Question 2131:
OLA ROTIMI: The Gods Are Not To Blame<br/>Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>Speaker A: No, no, do not thank me. I am only doing my duty<br/>Do not thank me. Instead, let me only you one quuestion<br/>Now you have all come here sprawing, vomiting, rubbling tears on one another, begging me to do my duty, and help you. But what about you yourselves?<br/>What have you done to help yourselves?<br/>Answer. Or is the land at peace? Are not people ailing and dying ?<br/>Speaker A: We are suffering my Lord, we are........<br/>Speaker A is
  • A First chief
  • B Priest
  • C Odewale
  • D Second chief
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Question 2132:
OLA ROTIMI: The Gods Are Not To Blame<br/>Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>Speaker A: No, no, do not thank me. I am only doing my duty<br/>Do not thank me. Instead, let me only you one quuestion<br/>Now you have all come here sprawing, vomiting, rubbling tears on one another, begging me to do my duty, and help you. But what about you yourselves?<br/>What have you done to help yourselves?<br/>Answer. Or is the land at peace? Are not people ailing and dying ?<br/>Speaker A: We are suffering my Lord, we are........<br/>Speaker A is addressing
  • A Second chief
  • B Towns people
  • C Third chief
  • D Ojuola
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Question 2133:
OLA ROTIMI: The Gods Are Not To Blame<br/>Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>Speaker A: No, no, do not thank me. I am only doing my duty<br/>Do not thank me. Instead, let me only you one quuestion<br/>Now you have all come here sprawing, vomiting, rubbling tears on one another, begging me to do my duty, and help you. But what about you yourselves?<br/>What have you done to help yourselves?<br/>Answer. Or is the land at peace? Are not people ailing and dying ?<br/>Speaker A: We are suffering my Lord, we are........<br/>The land is not at peace because of
  • A Sickness and death
  • B Famine and war
  • C Chieftaincy tussle
  • D Political unrest
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Question 2134:
OLA ROTIMI: The Gods Are Not To Blame<br/>Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>Speaker A: No, no, do not thank me. I am only doing my duty<br/>Do not thank me. Instead, let me only you one quuestion<br/>Now you have all come here sprawing, vomiting, rubbling tears on one another, begging me to do my duty, and help you. But what about you yourselves?<br/>What have you done to help yourselves?<br/>Answer. Or is the land at peace? Are not people ailing and dying ?<br/>Speaker A: We are suffering my Lord, we are........<br/>Speaker A's duty is to
  • A Cure the people's illness
  • B Guard the palace
  • C Visit sick people
  • D Rule and protect the people
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Question 2135:
OLA ROTIMI: The Gods Are Not To Blame<br/>Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>Speaker A: No, no, do not thank me. I am only doing my duty<br/>Do not thank me. Instead, let me only you one quuestion<br/>Now you have all come here sprawing, vomiting, rubbling tears on one another, begging me to do my duty, and help you. But what about you yourselves?<br/>What have you done to help yourselves?<br/>Answer. Or is the land at peace? Are not people ailing and dying ?<br/>Speaker A: We are suffering my Lord, we are........<br/>Where are speakers A and B when the above statements are made? They are at
  • A Speaker A's clinic
  • B The house of Speaker
  • C The farm
  • D The palace
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