2017/2018 NECO GCE EXPO: LITERATURE IN ENGLISH THEORY AND OBJ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NOW AVAILABLE HERE

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Exam Time: Tuesday 7th, November

Literature in English Paper III (Objective)
2.00 pm – 3.00 pm
Literature in English Paper IV (Prose)
3.00 pm – 4.15 pm

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LITERATURE IN ENG OBJ:
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Yaremi is the central character.She lost her husband and became a subject of hate,suspicion and abuse.Her struggles to eke out a living and her travails in the hands of the village elders.
She is a courageous woman.Alone in her world.Yaremi had to put up with the agony of loss of her beloved husband,face the hatred of suspicious neighours and fight the challenges of village convetions and customs that reduced widowhood to a kind of imprisonment.She stood gallanty against decision of the village eldersto ostracise her and confiscate her husband’s property for her refusal to remarry as dictated by tradition.
She is a very generous woman.Even though she is a widow,Yaremi had enough means to meet her needs and share with those in needs.As the author put it “she was so generous to everybody.At times she had donated bowls of cassava flours and perches of locust beans to her collegues in the village, and had given out measures of dry corn and cramps of tobacco powder.
She is also proud and self opinionated.Yaremi holds a high opinion of herself and does not believe a woman should be a toy in a man’s hand which most men in Kufi hated her for conceitedness and caustic mouth.
Yaremi is a strong and harworking woman.She did not allow the death of her husband to weaken her in any way.It is with manly zeal she cultivates crops,cut the bushes around the house,raises livestocks and treks to sagbe market which is three miles away.
She is also a very neat and beautiful woman.When she arrived at Kufi as a young bride,Yaremi was celebrated as a beauty queen.The pains and sorrow of widowhood did little to to reduce her beauty so much so that most men found her irresistible.

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Bessie, Bigger’s girlfriend, works so hard that all she wants on her day off is to getshmammered. Bigger wants a little loving and she’s willing to exchange sex for liquor money. Needless to say, this is not the healthiest relationship in the history of relationships.
But their arrangement works out pretty well… until Bigger gets his job and kills Mary. Then Bigger wants Bessie’s help to get money from the Daltons by pretending Mary’s been kidnapped. He doesn’t tell Bessie the real story, but Bessie is sharper than he bargains for and she figures out that he must have done something bad to Mary. (He’s also acting uber-guilty.)
Bessie iswayless than submissive to Bigger’s command that she help him. Then things go badly at the Daltons so Bigger tells her more than he intended. Her fear and remorse make her a liability and Bigger realizes he can’t leave her behind, but he also can’t take her with him. He kills her.
However—ugh, this novel makes usso mad—since Bessie is black, Bigger isn’t put on trial for her murder. Ultimately, Bigger is arrested and sentenced to death for killing Mary. As a result, one of Bessie’s most important roles in the novel is to show the prejudice of the American justice system.

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