JAMB 2024 LITERATURE POSSIBLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (PART 1)

[@OlaedoGodsgrace]

Number 23 Carthrasis is the purgation of emotions and not realization of a hero's tragic flaw. The answer is A. Anagnorisis

[@miraclechinaza5475]

Very true

[@DavidLouis-vw6kv]

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[@shekinah5673]

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[@Taget2024-b8h]

The answer to number 28 is interlude. There has been no resolution since dramatic action resumes after the respite .

[@Stephnie11]

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[@alexanderlogan8331]

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[@SaheedAdeleye-to9yo]

Yes that's just an error

[@SaheedAdeleye-to9yo]

I love the way you explain and analyse all option before choosing an answer. Thank you sir.

[@alexanderlogan8331]

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[@LovelynEmma-rv7mu]

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[@HalimatIbrahim09154]

You are amazing sir,please can you make a video on how to summarize poem please 🙏 😢

[@nico_of_delta]

8. Poetic drama is wholly write in E. VERSE not D. Stanza

[@DanyfredericOndziguidiane]

It is correct

[@Stephnie11]

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[@pearlnweze5624]

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[@VershimaSonia]

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[@GoodnessOnwukaobi]

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[@derocktutors]

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[@MercyEmadamerho]

Weldon Sir🎉

[@PelumiDada-vs5ir]

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[@derocktutors]

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[@PaulTana-cw3wv]

Good job

[@m1l0_naij]

I feel like the answer to number 23 should be peripeteia. Peripeteia is when a character thinks he or she posesses a certain quality and eventually finds out he has a flaw, like thinking one has everything and then finally being brought into the light

[@EstherAloysius-f8c]

Thank you Sir I learnt a lot

[@tennehthompson6885]

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[@vintagesound6167]

Weldon sir

[@iyanumarquis]

Sir, number 8 is E not D.

[@iyanumarquis]

number 28 too it is interlude not resolution

[@theonlydaniel360]

Sir, no. 6 is hyperbole

[@ChinecheremOnyeji]

Exactly dat was wat am even arguing here ..

[@DanielaIdowu-ng1cz]

Hyperbole simply means Exaggeration of the fact. For example; I am so hungry I could eat the whole cloud. Note that it doesn't give inanimate objects human qualities unlike personification which is expressed in the statement in no. 6. So the answer is actually personification not hyperbole

[@EdithFred]

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[@AlexisVehe]

Interesting sir 20:42

[@Nkpresh123]

Thank you for this ❤

[@derocktutors]

You're welcome 😊

[@Hen675]

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[@AdeniyiAdekunle-xn6or]

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[@Giniwonders1]

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[@ABEREOluwatoyin]

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[@Onyee2222]

Thanks ❤

[@DeborahAtueyi-w7v]

Same

[@zeda6024]

Shakespearean sonnet is made of three quatrains (four-line stanzas) and one couplet (a two-line)... Right answer, false information

[@oluwaseunomobolanle587]

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[@abangnikki8214]

Jess

[@Ahmaddimah89]

We need more pls

[@MercyIfeoma-zq4oo]

23 answer is not correct the answer is anagnorisis

[@Lee_e_dits]

Sir pls explain repetition and alliteration

[@Lee_e_dits]

They are confusing

[@SylviaBeloved]

Repetition is the reoccurrence of words for emphasis sake Example He that will come will come Alliteration Is the repetition of consonant sounds in a poem Example Flourishing flowers The F is the consonant repeated Then Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds Examples A saw a dead devil E is being repeated here

[@theonlydaniel360]

Most of the things you said are not correct!

[@PopoolaHannah-z7h]

Prove it

[@LovelynEmma-rv7mu]

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[@TyowuaTerkula]

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[@rasheedatabolore3574]

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[@MariaLopez-cp7eu]

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