The theme of conflict in Second Class Citizen takes such forms as conflict between opposing ideas, conflict between opposing ideals or dreams, conflict between genders, personality clashes, conflict between Nigerian ethnic groups in London and marital conflicts between husband and wife. Here are some instances of the theme of conflict in Second Class Citizen. Conflict […]
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This set of 2018 WASSCE Literature questions is a useful revision tool for all secondary school students and teachers. It will serve those preparing for the coming WAEC Literature-in-English examination in many ways. Are you about to sit for JAMB or NECO Literature in Nigeria? You can study these 2018 WASSCE Literature questions and answers
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Allow these 2009 WAEC Literature questions and answers to show you the kind of objective questions to expect in the 2022 and 2023 WASSCE Literature question paper. Also, you must expect questions similar to the 2009 WAEC Literature questions paper to appear in the WAEC 2024 and 2025 Literature and even beyond. If you want
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This post contains the complete set of 2007 WAEC Literature questions and answers. They are the objective questions for the 2007 WAEC/WASSCE General Knowledge of Literature section in the West African Examinations Council Literature-in-English syllabus. Here comes an important question: What is General Knowledge of Literature in the WAEC/SHS Literature syllabus? The General Knowledge of
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In this analysis of Binsey Poplars by G.M. Hopkins, we will cover the following key areas. The analysis will take you through the subject matter, themes and poetic devices in Binsey Poplars. Let’s begin straightaway with the analysis of Binsey Poplars. I will, first of all, give some background information about Binsey Poplars. Next, there
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African Prose Lessons for Senior High Schools is a series of simplified learning and teaching notes for WAEC/WASSCE Literature candidates and tutors. These African Prose Lessons are equally useful for secondary school students and teachers preparing for NECO/SSCE and JAMB. The good news is that all these Literature lessons are completely FREE. The lessons in
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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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Below is the full list of all 10 WASSCE/SHS Core Literature poems for 2022-2026. While the first five poems above fall under the African Poetry Section in the WAEC Core English Language syllabus, the last five constitute the Non-African Poetry segment of the same SHS English syllabus. Remember that these Core Literature poems for WASSCE
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Take the steps below to teach high school Literature more effectively. Are you a high school Literature teacher looking for additional strategies for teaching high school Literature? I’m saying this because I know you might already have in your possession a certain officially recommended method for teaching Literature to senior high school students. Possibly, you’ve
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Are you looking for the Second Class Citizen analysis book pdf version to download? Then I’ve got something here that you might love to have. I’m talking about a detailed analysis of the Second Class Citizen book in PDF format. PLEASE NOTE: TO SERVE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS BETTER, WE’VE MADE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN THE LATEST
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The prescribed Core Literature books for SHS for the years 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 are The Kaya Girl, Treasure Island, The Son of Umbele and An Enemy of the People. These are the WAEC/WASSCE 2022-2025 Core English Literature set books for the prose and drama sections. In this post, you will find also the
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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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Many students hate Literature because they hate reading, are unwilling to engage in critical thinking and believe what others say to the effect that Literature is a difficult subject. Others dislike studying English Literature because they cannot pronounce or understand the old English expressions in plays and poems written by William Shakespeare. There are other
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To be able to pass WAEC Literature-in-English requires at least five things from you: start preparing early for the Literature test, cover all sections of the WAEC Literature syllabus, study closely how WAEC set their Literature questions, provide only the material that the questions ask for, and make sure your expression is clear enough. But
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The reasons why students fail Literature tests include failure to read the prescribed texts, low self-confidence or overconfidence, waste of time during the exam, over-reliance on films, poor expression and organization of the Literature essay, improper introduction and presenting irrelevant material such as a narration of the entire story for every question. This article will
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This is your number one collection of very likely WAEC Literature questions for the next WAEC/WASSCE Literature-in-English test paper. You may as well download the PDF version of this post. Are you a senior high school Literature student or teacher? Maybe you are thinking of sitting for the exam as a private candidate in the
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This post contains a large number of short-answer questions on Chapter 5 of Second Class Citizen. Take note of the answers because you can even use a lot of them in an essay on such characters as Trudy, Miss Stirling, Adah, and Francis. An essay on either Vicky or Titi should also benefit from these
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Mrs. Konrad in Second Class Citizen is the Chief Librarian at North Finchley Library in London. And by reason of that, Mrs. Konrad happens to be Adah’s first boss on her arrival in the United Kingdom. In this tutorial, I will bring to your notice the most important facts you need to know about the
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The obstacles Adah must overcome in her quest for personal development include gender discrimination, the untimely death of Pa, her father, violence in an abusive marriage, racial discrimination, and a lot more. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to answer this Literature question on Second Class Citizen. Question: What obstacles does Adah have
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A good list of characters in Second Class Citizen must include Mr Cole (the teacher from Sierra Leone), Francis Obi, Adah Ofili, Mr Noble, Mr Okpara, Pa, Ma, Boy, and Lawyer Nweze. Apart from these, we also need to mention the following: Never must we forget such baby characters in Second Class Citizen like Tony,
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