Abra4real:

I strongly advice you go for CRS. It's an arts subject. Commercial students offering CRS are just wasting their time.
You can also choose History if you want, but are you sure you can handle it? Most schools don't offer History, you know.
You have to sit for at least eight ( subject minimum in GCE.
I perceive something. Hope you're not depending on

No not this year. I await more details as you've said, tonight.

Abra4real:
More questions.

1. "Sorrow had sung the song." What figure of speech is the previous sentence?

A. Alliteration.
B. Assonance.
C. Personification.
D. Hyperbole.

2. What literary device is the following: "Aso Rock has been known to overlook the Fulani Herdsmen saga."

A. Synedoche.
B. Irony.
C. Metonymn.
D. Allegory.

3. A sonnet is written in...

A. Free verse.
B. Iambic pentameter.
C. Internal ryhme.
D. Lyrical rythm.

Calling on you again my dear oga, lalasticlacla.

alliteration,metonymy.

6baba:
the termination of a session of a legislature by proclamation issued by the head of state is called
(A)Prorogation (B)Dissolution (C)Plebiscite (D)Summons

prorogation

Olril18:


alliteration,metonymy.

Why is number one not assonance (check the vowel sounds) nor personification (is "Sorrow" a living thing)?

JohnXcel:
No not this year. I await more details as you've said, tonight.

I'll try my best.

Abra4real:

I'll try my best.

Thanks.

I think no 1 iz Personification. 'Sorrow' is naht an animate thing nah.

Guys just add me up on WhatsApp through 08094542018,to. Join our arts room.

dere is one confusing thing abt d num one question. ....buh i would rada go for Alliteration [color=#000099][/color] sorrow, sung and song are clear examples of Alliteration

BerryAnny:
I think no 1 iz Personification. 'Sorrow' is naht an animate thing nah.

What about alliteration? The S's.

Well, I deliberately crafted number one question to confuse you guys. I'm happy that someone finally said something about confusion. The answer isn't there.

Danny112:
dere is one confusing thing abt d num one question. ....buh i would rada go for Alliteration [color=#000099][/color] sorrow, sung and song are clear examples of Alliteration

Bravo for spotting the confusion. I deliberately did that. The answer isn't there. At least, there are more than one answers there.

Abeg which subject combination I gat choose for jamb...na criminology I wan study

Abra4real:


Correct. Meanwhile, I'm not good in Government. So, you two could help out in that area by asking questions here. I'm not offering it in UTME, though.
But literature is my area of concentration.

literature is my Achilles heel. You can concentrate on those prescribed dramas, prose and poems

Comperative Religion aspirant let meet here

Pun... weak instead of week.

hi....can sim1 help a boy wiv d names of d prescribd prose novels??

GrandFinale2017:
literature is my Achilles heel. You can concentrate on those prescribed dramas, prose and poems

Great. Expect many questions concerning it soonest.

uviesa:
I don't understand wat secondary school student will be doing on nairaland self. Wen I was in secondary school, even some of my teachers don't have phone. Children of nowadays. Dey search google for answers in claxroom

this is what I dislike hearing,just shut up and get off this thread,old man of nowadays looking down on others,clap for yourself! We now know you pass out from secondary schools...rubbish

JohnXcel:
Thanks.

Here we are, my friend. There are variations of English (BA): - Englis Language - English Language and Literature or English Language and Literary Studies. -Education and English Language
I believe you don't want to study education courses.

For English Language (BA):
O'Level subjects should be:
Five SSCE credits including English Language, Literature-in-English, three other arts or social science subjects (i.e. maths, CRS, Government, Economics, Yoruba Language, etc.)
For UTME:
Literature in English
Use of English
One arts subject (i.e. CRS, Government, Yoruba Language, etc.)
One other arts or social science subject (i.e. Economics, etc.)
.
.
.
Every English BA variation has the same requirement.
cc: JohnXcel

skopancha:
Abeg which subject combination I gat choose for jamb...na criminology I wan study

Economics, Mathematics, and any of History, Geography, Literature in English, French, CRK/IRK.
For O'level:
English, Maths, Economics, any two of arts or social science subject.
You're welcome in advance.

Abra4real:

Here we are, my friend.
There are variations of English (BA):
- Englis Language
- English Language and Literature or English Language and Literary Studies.
-Education and English Language

I believe you don't want to study education courses.

No, not interested in the education courses at all. What would you say is the difference between the fist two variations you stated above? I.e, English Language and English Language and Literature/Literary Studies.

Abra4real:
For English Language (BA):
O'Level subjects should be:
Five SSCE credits including English Language, Literature-in-English, three other arts or social science subjects (i.e. maths, CRS, Government, Economics, Yoruba Language, etc.)
For UTME:
Literature in English
Use of English
One arts subject (i.e. CRS, Government, Yoruba Language, etc.)
One other arts or social science subject (i.e. Economics, etc.)
.
.
.
Every English BA variation has the same requirement.
cc: JohnXcel

Thank you so much. You've been helpful. If one were to pick History, can it be chosen as a social science subject?
And earlier, you mentioned most schools don't offer History (did you mean most pre-exam coaching classes or Universities?)

JohnXcel:
No, not interested in the education courses at all. What would you say is the difference between the fist two variations you stated above? I.e, English Language and English Language and Literature/Literary Studies.

While checking NOUN's English Language BA courses, I saw Creative Writing, Introduction to Fiction, etc. I believe the English Language BA focuses on everything English while English Language and Literature gives equal focus and attention to English basics and the literature part. I may be wrong, though. But I believe we're still gonna learn literature in all the English courses.

JohnXcel:
Thank you so much. You've been helpful. If one were to pick History, can it be chosen as a social science subject?
And earlier, you mentioned most schools don't offer History (did you mean most pre-exam coaching classes or Universities?)

History is an arts subject. Social science subject includes economics (it's even in the definition.)
Ask around. Most candidates don't offer History. I may be wrong though. Haven't you heard people discussing online alluding to the failure of schools regarding teaching us history? It's not even compulsory sef.

JohnXcel:
Thank you so much. You've been helpful. If one were to pick History, can it be chosen as a social science subject?
And earlier, you mentioned most schools don't offer History (did you mean most pre-exam coaching classes or Universities?)

No, not universities. Most pre-exam coaching classes.

Abra4real:

History is an arts subject. Social science subject includes economics (it's even in the definition.)
Ask around. Most candidates don't offer History. I may be wrong though. Haven't you heard people discussing online alluding to the failure of schools regarding teaching us history? It's not even compulsory sef.

You're right. Though I believe it would have be an interesting subject to read.(Would be a good workout for the brain). Keep the questions and tests on the thread coming bro.

JohnXcel:
You're right. Though I believe it would have be an interesting subject to read.(Would be a good workout for the brain). Keep the questions and tests on the thread coming bro.

Thanks. I will.

Hello, Pls someone should help with the jamb subject combination for Masscom. Thanks