Questions 1 to 10 are based on General Literacy Principles.

1. A literary work in which the characters and events are used as symbols is known as __.
A. characteristics
B. allegory
C. metaphor
D. parallelism

2. Characterisation in a novel refers to the __.
A. writer’s opinion of the characters
B. way the characters are revealed to the reader
C. characters and the way they behave
D. readers of the characters.

1. Aloho perceives her pregnancy as a form of  __.
A. reward
B. blessing
C. punishment
D. injustice

2. The play can be referred to as ___.
A. dramatic irony
B. allegory
C. fable
D. satire

3. According to Ochuole, government job is ___.
A. a waste of time
B. time consuming
C. good for hardworking youths
D. an avenue to personalize public fund

1. ... The usual works you know these things. We'll dangle this babe before the Chief fora price. He will employ her and we can make use of her to get what we want. She will run the errands while we pick the bucks'. The babe in the excerpt above refers to __.
A. Ogeyi
B. Alice
C. Ochuole
b. Aloho

2. '0! God forgive me. Is this a trap or what? God! Poor girl! Whatever is her reason for this dangerous decision.'
A. Chief
B. Doctor
C. Inspector Inaku
D. ACP Yakubu

1. 'Busy old fool, unruly sun why windows and through curtains call on us?' The most vivid figure of speech in the lines above from Donne's The Sun Rising is __.
A. simile
B. diction
C. personification
D. pun

2. The allusion in Hughes's The Negro Speaks of Rivers is mainly __.
A. biblical
B. classical
C. literary
D. historical

3. In Adeoti's Hard Lines, Sodium cyanide is __.
A. poisonous
B. adhesive
C. sweet
D. fragrant

1. Which Question Paper Type of Literature-in-English is given to you?
A. Type F
B. Type S
C. Type L
D. Type S

Questions 2 to 5 are based on Femi Osofisan's Women of Owu

2. In the play, the gods are portrayed as __.
A. helpless
B. architects of man's destiny
C. amorous
D. saviours of mankind

3. Orisaye describes Balogun Kusa as __.
A. a great warrior
B. an enemy and a butcher
C. a friend in need
D. a good leader

1. Which Question Paper Type of Literature-in-English is given to you?
A. Type B
B. Type I
C. Type B
D. Type U

Questions 2 to 5 are based on J.C. De Graft's Sons and Daughters.

Use the excerpt below to answer questions 2 and 3.
James: Let me swear, woman. And I will swear by my father's coffin that if....

2. The lines depict James as a __.
A. traditionalist
B. Christian      
C. pagan
D. Muslim

3. The speaker is referring to __.
A. Fosuwa
B. Awere
C. Maanan
D. Hannah

PAPER TYPE:PURPLE
1. Which Question Paper Type of Literature-in-English as indicated above is given to you?
A. Type Green
B. Type Purple
C. Type Red
D. Type Yellow

Question 2 to 5 are based on J.C. De Graft's Sons and Daughters.

2. Who is the paternal aunt to Aaron and Maanan?
A. Mrs Bonu
B. Hannah
C. Fosuwa
D. Adwao

3. From the play, George is a __.
A. laboratory assistant
B. pharmacist
C. nurse
D. medical doctor

PAPER TYPE : D

1. Which Question Paper Type of Literature-in-English is given to you?
A. Type A
B. Type B
C. Type C
D. Type D

Questions 2 to 5 are based on J. C De Graft’s Sons and Daughters.
2. From it’s resolution of conflicts, the pay can be described as __.
A. tragedy
B. comedy
C. farce
D. melodrama

3. The prevailing theme of the play is __.
A. love
B. affluence
C. social decadence
D. self-will

PAPER TYPE:A

1. Which literature in English Question Paper Type is given to you?
A. Type A
B. Type B
C. Type C
D. Type D

Questions 2 to 5 are based on J.C. De Graft's Sons and Daughters.

2. ‘I simply don't understand what's the matter with everybody today. Everybody let me down, and the speaker above is referring to __.
A. Fosuwa and Maidservant 
B. Hannah and George 
C. Aaron and Maanan 
D. Lawyer B and Mrs. B