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       Waec 2017/2018 Literature In English (Prose And Obj) Answers
   DIR By: anephy
       Date: April 5, 2017, 3:51 am
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       Number 1. Comment on the attitude of the people of kufi
       towards superstition ? "Lonely days"
       Answer:
       *Superstitions: *The novel explains how superstitious
       beliefs impact on
       people’s
       behaviour. For instance, wives were accused of killing
       their husbands
       because of
       the belief that someone had to be responsible for every
       death. They also
       suspected feathered creatures like birds as they were
       usually linked to
       witchcraft.
       *2. How is Ajumobi portrays in the novel "Native Son"?*
       Through Yaremi’s reminiscences, the author introduces
       his readers to
       Ajumobi.
       Ajumobi was a brave and powerful hunter who enjoyed
       boasting of his prowess
       as a
       successful hunter. In his lifetime, he was firm and had
       absolute control of
       his household.
       Ajumobi was a happy and lively man. Like most men in
       Kufi, he liked
       drinking palmwine
       in the company of friends. He was quite ambitious. Prior
       to his death, he
       planned to
       renovate his house and even take a second wife.
       *Or*
       *Ajumobi*
       Ajumobi is Yaremi’s late husband. He was a brave hunter
       who loved to boast
       of his
       hunting prowess. He died after a brief illness. He was an
       ambitious man.
       For instance,
       prior to his death he planned to renovate his house and
       take a second wife.
       He was short
       tempered and often reacted to Yaremi’s nagging. Like
       other men in Kufi, he
       beat Yaremi
       on few occasions.
       Number 3)
       Ajumobi was a brave and powerful hunter who enjoyed
       boasting
       of his prowess as a successful hunter.
       In his lifetime, he was firm and had absolute control of
       his household.
       Ajumobi was a happy and lively man.
       Like most men in Kufi, he liked
       drinking palmwine in the company of
       friends. He was quite ambitious. Prior
       to his death, he planned to renovate his house and even
       take a second
       wife. Yaremi loved her husband
       greatly and in spite of their many
       squabbles in his lifetime, she missed
       his affection and companionship.
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       Number 5
       Mrs. Dalton’s literal blindness serves as a metaphor for
       white people's social and cultural blindness. Just as she
       couldn’t see that Bigger was in the room with her
       daughter, or that Mary was actually dead, the white
       characters in the novel are blind to the social realities
       around them.
       Character Analysis
       Mrs. Dalton is a wealthy blind woman who takes an
       interest (in a pandering, hobbyist sort of way) in the
       National Association for the Advancement of Colored
       People (NAACP) and encourages her husband to be
       generous with their wealth and use it to change the lives
       of blacks in Chicago. Mrs. Dalton’s physical blindness
       proves to be an apt metaphor for her social and spiritual
       blindness. Though she’s a religious and kindly woman,
       she is completely blind to the fact that much of the
       family’s ongoing wealth is gained through exploitation of
       the same black people she’s trying to help.
       In addition, much of the Daltons’ generosity, as Boris Max
       points out, does very little to actually help anybody. (The
       donation of money for ping-pong tables at a Boys Club is
       one such example. Who even likes ping-pong?) Mrs.
       Dalton represents a particular type of person: a liberal,
       progressive white woman who fails to recognize the ways
       she exploits the very people she claims to help.
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       Number 6)
       The use of irony in the text is called situational irony.
       Bigger has always regarded every white person as his
       mortal enemy and as fate will have it,a white friend is
       brought his way. To him, Every white person is a symbol
       of oppression. On the contrary, Mary Dalton is friendly to
       bigger but bigger is ready to exhibit his disdain for white
       folks as the same feelings is felt towards Jan too. On the
       other hand, many and jam (the two white lovers ) shows
       him love and friendliness which makes him ashamed of
       himself. Both lovers are closing at the risk of disapproval
       from their own folks. The two parties are actually
       operating in total ignorance of the other's situation , a
       condition brought about by years of unhealthy extreme
       opinion of the other .
       It is also ironical that jan,whom bigger tried blame his
       murder of Mary on, would later take step to free the same
       bigger of culpability in the crime. He is the one who brings
       max to Bigger to act as his counsel during his
       arraignment.
       Another ironic situation is noticed with the respect of
       bigger's freedom. While restricted to a cell in prison , he
       feels free whereas outside, he feels prisoned.
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       4)
       In Kufi, wives were accused of killing their husbands
       because of the belief that someone had to be responsible
       for every death. They also suspected feathered creatures
       like birds as they were usually linked to witchcraft
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