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JAMB and WAEC Literature in English questions: Prose: plot, setting and characterisation

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All topicsDrama: types and elements · 38Dramatic techniques · 44Figures of speech · 44General literary terms · 40Literary appreciation: unseen poetry · 29Literary appreciation: unseen prose · 29Poetry: imagery, sound and structure · 34Poetry: types and forms · 30Point of view and narrative techniques · 27Prose: plot, setting and characterisation · 29Prose: types of fiction · 26Set poems: African poetry · 10Set poems: Non-African poetry · 17Set text: A Man for All Seasons (Robert Bolt) · 9Set text: An Inspector Calls (J. B. Priestley) · 10Set text: Antony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare) · 13Set text: The Marriage of Anansewa (Efua Sutherland) · 4Set text: To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee) · 14

  1. Question 1· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The sequence of related events in a story is its

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  2. Question 2· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    Plot refers to

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  3. Question 3· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The setting of a novel refers to

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  4. Question 4· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    Atmosphere in a story refers to

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  5. Question 5· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    A subplot is

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  6. Question 6· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· WAEC

    A character who does not change throughout a story is

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  7. Question 7· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The part of a plot in which the conflict is resolved and loose ends are tied up is the

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  8. Question 8· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    A minor character

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  9. Question 9· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    Conflict between a character and society is an example of

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  10. Question 10· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The protagonist of a story is

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  11. Question 11· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· WAEC

    The main character in a novel is the

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  12. Question 12· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· WAEC

    The setting of a novel is

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  13. Question 13· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· WAEC

    The arrangement of events in a story is its

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  14. Question 14· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    A character's struggle with his own fears or desires is

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  15. Question 15· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· WAEC

    Ambition, betrayal and love are examples of a novel's possible

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  16. Question 16· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    A static character

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  17. Question 17· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    Atmosphere in a novel is

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  18. Question 18· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The tone of a work reveals

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  19. Question 19· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    The time and place in which the events of a story happen are its

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  20. Question 20· Prose: plot, setting and characterisation· JAMB

    A character who changes and develops in the course of a story is a

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