But it's poem...

Fynestboi: guy try put option

Remember the answers are in the poems, all you need do is just compare and extract the theme, after thorough reading

Luxurious life living
Does not breed satisfaction
It won't make contentment your watch-word rather
Otherwise you will always want more
But shall never be satisfied
More haste less speed
The desire to acquire more wealth
More fame and more popularity
Takes the fore-front
Forgetting the fact
That life is fleeting fast
Irrespective of your status
It takes the world a day
To mourn and grief
Over your demise
For life goes on
With or without you
You are just a dot
And once you are erased
That's the end of it forever
These are the harsh realities of life
That dawn on us in our grey-days

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What are the themes of this poem?

In the streets
Unpleasant sights are not uncommon
Joblessness mixed with poverty and hunger

Freedom is on the loose
And everywhere
Grumbling is the order of the day
Mere anarchy is about to be loosed
The aftermath of failed representatives
Is begging for attention
Alas!
Revolution!
The table is turning
Turning against the Cows of Belthasar
Anarchy is crying to be let loose
And the wickedness of man is crying for expression
War!
The uniform boys are at it again
God!
Another suspension of the Constitution?

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What are the themes of the Poem?

Simple!

Fynestboi: exatly what is on my mind but there is no form of alliteration inthe questiony parralelism

I was talking about her magnanimous attitude and pretending to neglect that fact at the same time.

Next is questions from selected Poems for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination...

1. One of the themes of 'In The Navel Of The Soul' is a. Conflict of Tradition and Religion b. Futility of man and his culture c. Pregnant of the Spirit d. Leaders are Liars

2. In 'Heritage of Libration', the weapons are to be kept by a. Elders b. Men c. gods d. Men of valour

3. In 'African Thunderstorm', the children are delighted while the women a. Run in and out b. Are troubled c. Blame nature d. Chastise the children

4. Give Me The Minstrel's Seat ends on a. Commitment b. Perfection c. Integration d. Good Name is better than Silver and Gold

5. In 'Bat', the poet mistaken bat for a. Sparrow b. Swallows c. Rats d. Eagles

4/5

Fynestboi:
c
c
b
c
d

...5 is Paralipsis

I made a mistake these, I intended writing 'PARALIPSIS' and not Parallelism.

Lurve: ccbcc btwpls xplain parallelism

Parallelism is like alliteration

Ok, hurry up and finish it in time.

Lurve: dcaad,jst guessin tho,nt done wit d buk yt,n wots a prole?i dnt quite get dat

Prole means Proletariat. If you are a government student, I think you will understand it better and appreciate the Novel. The Proles are the exploited class in the form of Socialism practised in that Novel.

It's typical of all Government students like you and I

Fynestboi: Argument is one of dose tins i love getting involve in coz i hate gng abt wit wrng info or fake ansa.....

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If matas re nt argue solutn wuld nt manifest...

Adex097: The MAN used to be my role model in my primary school days..may THEIR gentle soul RIP

How many are they?

Maa je'se

Fynestboi: i catch u

first of all, go down low...

O ga o!

Fynestboi: He got it all so i dnt nid to do mai own again bt sincerely dis are mai ans

same tn wit all wat phetmie choose... Coz dat novel i just finish readng it 4 d 3rd tm yesterday....

1. 'You are the Trickster' the phrase is an example of a. Simile b. Personification c. Metaphor d. Parallelism

2. 'Love is like a water-splash' the phrase is an example of a. Personification b. Hyperbole c. Simile d. Onomatopoeia

3. 'The booming of guns' the phrase is an example of a. Litotes b. Onomatopoeia c. Epitaph d. Pun

4. 'Prior Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance' the statement is an example of a. Antithesis b. Assonance c. Alliteration d. Oxymoron

5. 'I will not talk of her magnanimous attitude' the phrase is an example of a. Parallelism b. Simile c. Pun d. Hyperbole

These are selected questions from Romeo and Juliet...

1. The Novel is a. Tragedy b. Comedy c. Tragi-Comedy d. Travelogue

2. One these is a location in the Novel a. Mantua b. Vetican c. New York d. USA

3. 'O Serpent heart, hid with a flowering face' this statement refer to a. Romeo b. Tybalt c. Mercutio d. Juliet

4. The statement was said by a. Juliet b. Romeo c. Paris d. Nurse

5. Tybalt was killed by a. Mercutio b. Paris c. Romeo d. Balthasar

These are selected questions from Sons and Daughters...

1. The story started in the a. Office of Lawyer Bonu b. House of James Ofosu c. House of Mrs Ofosu (sis) d. Motor Park

2. Awere, in the Novel, was a friend to a. Maanah b. George c. Aaron d. Lawyer Bonu

3. The person that brought about the misconceptions of Awere's visits to the family of James, was a. Sis Ofosu b. George c. Mrs James d. Mrs James

4. One of the reasons why Maanah retorted that Lawyer B's office held more menace than any stage in the world was a. Lawyer B's attempt to hug her in his office b. Lawyer B's relationship with his Secretary c. Lawyer's attitude to his work d. Lawyer's sugar-coated mouth

5. The primitive age was represented in the Novel by a. Aaron b. Sis Fosuwa c. Mr James d. Awere

You got it all!

phtemie:
A
C
A
A
A

Me, too

Fynestboi: Saleema saleema ve really miss u to be sincire.. Wlcmbk.

These are selected questions from Joys of Motherhood...

1. The tragic hero of the Novel, Nnu Ego, was first given as a wife to a. Nnaife b. Amatokwu c. Nwakusor d. Ubani

2. The third child of Nnu Ego was a. Ngozi b. Nnamido c. Adim d. Oshiaju

3. The son of Nnu Ego that later went to Canada at the end of the Novel, was a. Oshiaju b. Nnamido c. Adim d. Ngozi

4. One of this women was tagged an ambitious wowan a. Iyawo Itsekiri b. Mama Abby c. Adaku d. Adankwo

5. The Novel can be described as a. Tragedy b. Satire c. Tragi-Comedy d. Gothic Novel

No, my brother. You know I've said it earlier that I would be busy reading those head-twisting Novels. But thank God, I'm now through...

phtemie:
where have u been?...u travelled?..anywayz,welcum..

But still going back to review the whole thing; I mean the whole subjects

These are selected questions from 1984...

1. The tragic hero of the novel is a. Winston b. Big Brother c. Parson d. O'Brien

2. In the Novel, Big Brother represents a. An Icon of peace b. A good order c. An autocratic ruler d. Ministry of Peace

3. The Ministry of Peace is concerned with a. Wars b. Reconciliation of warring factions c. Food distribution d. Thought Police

4. The Ministry concerned with starving the masses with the so-called distribution of food is a. Ministry of Plenty b. Ministry of Truth c. Ministry of Peace d. Ministry of Love

5. In the Novel, O'Brien was later revealed as a a. Thought Police b. Prole c. Big Brother d. Emmanuel Goldstein

Ladies and gentlemen, I warmly introduce you to 'Saleemema'...

Stop wasting your precious time(s), invest it in your studies and come out in flying colours

fynestbarrister: bt i read in google dat nig. Is fightng 4 numba 2 wit iraq

That was not the issue they were dragging, I think it was because of the Chairmanship of the board

Fynestboi: Nigeria is in numba 8 in opec naw as at 2010

Hmmmmm... It's now no 10

One of these countries is not a founding member of Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries a. Nigeria b. Kuwait c. Iraq d. Venezuela

Same here, man.

Fynestboi: am dng gud oo saleemema

But why that sudden change of name?

Hmmmm...quite correct.

phtemie:
Russia na socialist..

But we are not talking of Ideologies... It's a Federal state

phtemie:
What of now?
....then,i think i av a lot of work to do on google these days....i relied on past-quest..

1.United Arab Emirate 2. Venezuela...10. Nigeria

Fynestboi: am here in persn to tank u lol dnt want to send my envoy such outng. Tanks gan

Hello, fynest

Hmmm

phtemie:
I think sixth

but that was then...

Nigeria is currently the ____ largest oil producing country a. Fourth b. Sixth c. Eight d. Tenth

3/4

emekakelvin: (1)c (2)a (3)a (4)d (5)c

3. D 4. B