Part 4 of the WAEC Lexis and Structure past questions and answers series is all about antonyms. The questions test your knowledge and understanding of more vocabulary items in English. Are you ready to face Part 4 of our WAEC Lexis and Structure series? If yes, continue reading. Set A ENGLISH LANGUAGE In each of […]
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WAEC Lexis and Structure Part 3 is the continuation of our English Language Lexis and Structure question and answer series. This is a ten-part series of questions and answers on antonyms, synonyms, appropriate choice of words, grammar and more. My goal in giving you the WAEC Lexis and Structure series is twofold. First, I want
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Welcome to Part 2 of the WAEC Lexis and Structure past questions and answers series. In this part, our focus is on antonyms. You are about to learn the meanings and antonyms of more words and expressions in English. Let’s find out how far you have come with your English Language studies, particularly the learning
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Find below a summary of the reasons why there are many petty traders in West African economies. You can use these points to answer any question on why many small-scale firms or businesses still exist in West Africa. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: 24 Causes of Inflation with Examples
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In this post, you will have concise short answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) about Second Class Citizen. These frequently asked questions and answers on Second Class Citizen are about the themes, characters, plot and other literary devices or figures of speech in the novel. Make sure to check out questions #71 and
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This essay will attempt to justify the title of the novel Second Class Citizen by addressing five important aspects of the topic. These are the meaning of the phrase ‘second class citizen’, what might have prompted Buchi Emecheta to give the title Second Class Citizen to her novel, incidents in the novel that justify the
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The major advantages of digital technology over traditional media are automation, communication speed, better social interaction, security of data and quick access to information. The social and economic impact of digital technology can be felt from the following additional benefits of digital technology. But there are a lot more. This post is a sample essay
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These Literature Lessons for High School are intended to be a series of multiple learning and teaching guides for high school Literature students and teachers. I will do my best to share with you as many Literature lessons for high school as possible. Rather than pack all the Literature lesson plans for high schools inside
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Do these seven simple things to answer Literature questions correctly: The above is just a summary of the necessary steps to take to answer Literature questions correctly. If you need further explanation on these points about how to answer the WAEC Literature question, for example, then continue reading. Because in the coming paragraphs, I will
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The aims and objectives of the OAU, as outlined in the OAU Charter, were to promote the unity and solidarity of African states; coordinate and intensify their cooperation and efforts to achieve a better life for the peoples of Africa; safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Member States; rid the continent of colonisation and
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Ghana and its first president, Kwame Nkrumah played a key role in the formation of the OAU by first forming the Ghana-Guinea-Mali Union, giving financial aid to fellow needy African countries, organizing the All-Africa People’s Conference in Accra, taking a firm position on its demand for an immediate African political unity and participating in the
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The major economic developments in Ghana during the colonial period happened in the mining, agriculture, banking and infrastructural sectors of the economy. 1. Mining In the mining sub-sector of the economy of Ghana, gold mining was given much attention. Traditional methods of panning and shallow digging were replaced by mechanization and deep shaft mining. The
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