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INSTRUCTIONS  Cellular phones and any unauthorized materials are not allowed in examination room.  Write your examination number on every page of your answer booklet(s).  This paper consists of section A, B and C with a total of ten (10) questions.  Answer all questions in section A and B and THREE (3) questions from section C .  Section A carries FIFTEEN (15) marks, Section B forty (40) marks and section C carries LIST OF READING PLAYS The lion and the Jewel – Soyinka, W. The Trials of Brother Jero – Soyinka, W. The Dilemma of a Ghost – Aidoo, A. A. The Government Inspector – Gogol, N. NOVELS A Walk in the Night and Other Stories – Guma, A Houseboy – Oyono, F. The Old Man and the Medal – Oyono, F. The Concubine – Amadi, E. POETRY Selected Poem – Tanzania Institute of Education. Growing up with Poetry – David Rubadiri. LITERATURE IN ENGLISH FORM 3&4 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS

A. Dramatic actions B. Language economy C. Stage D. Theatre E. Costumes ix.The perception from which the story and depicted incidents are observed. A. Plot B. Philosophy C. Point of view D. Relevance E. Memoir x.The contrast between what the character knows or believes and what the audience knows to be true. A. Dramatic irony B. Situational irony C. Cosmic irony D. Irony of fate E. Verbal irony 2. Match the literary terms in List A with corresponding response in List B by writing the letter of the correct response beside the item number in the answer booklet provided. LIST A i. Words written and printed to be used in drama ii. Metaphor iii. Suspense iv. Like a play, present characters speaking to themselves, to each other or the readers. v. Talks on the origin of things. LIST B A. Our head prefect is lion B. Technique of not delaying event while the reader is eagerly following it C. Myths D. Script E. Dramatic poems F. Technique of delaying event while the reader is eagerly following it. G. Play SECTION B: (40 Marks) Answer ALL questions in this section 3. Jamila arrived late to school due to traffic jam. When she entered in the class, she found out that the literature teacher has already covered such concepts as i) Novel ii) Parable iii) Proverb iv) Play v) Idiom As she was confused, the teacher asked you to explain to her with vivid examples the meaning of those concepts. 4. Read the following poem and then answer the questions that follow. A BABY IS A EUROPEAN (Ewe) A baby is a European He does not eat our food He drinks from his own water pot A baby is a European He does not speak our tongue He is cross when the mother understands him not A baby is a European
He cares very little for others He forces his will upon his parents A baby is a European He is always very sensitive The slightest scratch on his skin results in an ulcer Answer the following questions. a) Briefly explain what is poem about? b) Which language does the baby speak? Give a reason for your answer. c) Briefly explain two literary devices found in the poem. d) Suggest two lessons you learnt from the poem i. ........................................................................... ii. ........................................................................... e) Is this poem relevant to Tanzania today? ................................ 5. The sentences below are mixed up. Use the concept of stages of conflict development in a plot to fill in the blank spaces by writing an appropriate phrase. A. Nancy's parents interrogate her for some hours; she agrees that she is already pregnant.......................................... B. Mr. Robert, the garage owner stops Nancy who is walking along the road side as she returns home from school. He gives her some money and a mobile phone............... C. The Judge proves Mr Robert guilty of causing pregnancy to the school girl Nancy. He sentences him thirty years in jail for this offence................ D. Nancy and Mr. Robert have started to meet secretly at a guest house. Mr Robert warns her not to tell anyone else about their relationship................ E. Mr. Robert is arrested by the policeman as he is accused of causing pregnancy to Nancy. The next morning he is taken to the court of law to face his consequences............. 6. Nathan and Victor were heard exchanging words aggressively, Nathan says “ The poem BUILDING THE NATION by Henry Barlow is a Traditional poem” Victor on the other hand replied by saying "THE POEM BUILDING THE NATION "Henry Barlow is a Modern poem as it does not follow all rules of writing poem”. As expert in literature give them five criteria to judge whether the poem is Traditional or Modern. SECTION C: (45 Marks) Answer any three (3) questions from this section. 7. With reference to Soyinka‟s THE TRIALS OF BROTHER JERO and THE LION AND THE JEWEL, analyze the use of dramatic devices in conveying message to the audience. Give three points from each play. 8. How does hypocrisy hinder Africans in their efforts to build good future? Use two novels to support your answers. Three points each novel 9. Sir. Makwela taught you in class that, a poem likes Poor Woman by Jwani Mwaikusa may at all not be relevant in your society yet it is in other societies. In this sense, a work of art must not necessarily be relevant to every society but it must be relevant. Choose two poems which are relevant in your today‟s Tanzania society and show their relevance by giving three points from each. 10. African societies may be one in many ways but greatly differ in culture. Justify this statement showing African traditional practices depicted in the two plays you have read under this section.(Give three points from each play). TEST 2 SECTION A: (16 Marks) Answer ALL questions in this section 1. For each of the following items (i-x), choose the correct answer from among the given alternatives and write its letter beside the item number in the box provided. i. Mikey after being fired from work he promises to revenge to the foreman by saying ―that son of bitch, that bloody white son of bitch, I‟ll get him”. Such a language is called: