Post Utme Literature in English Past Questions and Answers

Question 521:

"When he was turned over. his eyeballs stared upward in amazement and horror, his mouth was locked torn wide: his trousers soaked with blood were torn open. and exposed to the cold, white air of morning the thick hairs of his groin. mattered together. black and rust red. and the wound that seemed to be throbbing still". This passage achieves realism through the use of ____________

A. Details
B. Simple words
C. The long sentence
D. The past tense

Question 522:

Earth has not anything to show more fair. Dull would he be of soil who could pass by ____________

A. Sight so touching in its majesty
B. The beauty of the city gains from the beauty of the morning.
C. The beauty of the city and the beauty of the morning are unrelated
D. There is no beauty on earth

Question 523:

"If 1 can fasten but one cup upon him with that which he had drunk tonight already. He 'Il be as full of quarrel and offence as my young mistress' dong... Shakespeare. Othello. From the statement above it can be inferred that the speaker is ____________

A. Disobedient
B. Quarrelsome
C. A drunkard
D. Scheming

Question 524:

"That that is why we must acc-e-ept the uni-versal \(d-d\) -. dome. b-b-because there is no d-d-d-direction. The \(b\)-b-bridge is the \(d\)-d-dome of religion and b-b-bridges d-addon 1 just \(g\)-g-go from here to there: a bridge also faces backwards".

A. Repetition of consonant sounds
B. Repetition of initial consonant sounds
C. Duplciaiton of consosnant sound clusters
D. Multiplications of diphthongs

Question 525:

"As virtuous men pass mildly away, and higher to their souls. to go. Whilst some of their sad friends do say. "The breath goes now", and some say "No".

A. Appreciative
B. Serious
C. Imaginative
D. Conversation