JAMB CBT Literature in English 2010 Past Questions 26 - 50

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[@IwuegbuShekinahGlory.-tf2ji]

I'd love to have an explanation of ode. Thanks a lot! Cause I always enjoy your wonderful classes. God bless!

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"ode" refers to a type of lyrical poem that is characterized by its formal structure, elevated language, and often elaborate praise or celebration of a person, event, idea, or object. The term "ode" is derived from the Greek word "oide," which originally meant "song" or "chant." Odes have been a prominent poetic form since ancient times and have been used by poets across cultures and centuries.

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[@Idawari-lo3fn]

Whwere can i learn crs I haven't seen any video of crs And from you n particular I love your explanation

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[@yussifsagaciousbolnaba825]

Thank u very much 4 the wonderful work done. Pls can u also help on how to approach a question on the contribution of a character to e development of a play? Eg Catherine in Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

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[@IwuegbuShekinahGlory.-tf2ji]

Excuse me Ma, you said that a panegyric poem is to praise, I humbly accept and also eulogy a praise for the deceased or the dead, but what about "ode"?

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"ode" refers to a type of lyrical poem that is characterized by its formal structure, elevated language, and often elaborate praise or celebration of a person, event, idea, or object. The term "ode" is derived from the Greek word "oide," which originally meant "song" or "chant." Odes have been a prominent poetic form since ancient times and have been used by poets across cultures and centuries.

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[@AdejokeAdageje]

No 38 I thought subjective narrator is the answer because I is a Subject so it is meant to be D

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The narrator in a prose work who is also a character is known as a first-person narrator. In first-person narration, the story is told from the perspective of one of the characters, using first-person pronouns such as "I" or "we." This type of narration provides readers with direct access to the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the character-narrator. It often creates a sense of intimacy and subjectivity, as the reader sees events through the lens of the narrator's perceptions and biases.

[@AdejokeAdageje]

Sorry question 31 I feel it is hyperbole because it is an exaggeration fro u to see a world in a grain of sand

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It seem paradoxical to envision an entire world within something as small as a grain of sand, it's more about the capacity for imagination and the ability to find meaning and significance in the seemingly trivial. It's a poetic expression of the interconnectedness of all things and the potential for profound insight in even the most ordinary aspects of existence.

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[@nanklingjohn1603]

Ma'am I checked number 31 and the answer was metaphor. Ma'am please cross check

[@nanklingjohn1603]

Because, Paradox, metaphor and hyperbole have almost the same meaning.

[@MyschoolNigeria]

It seem paradoxical to envision an entire world within something as small as a grain of sand, it's more about the capacity for imagination and the ability to find meaning and significance in the seemingly trivial. It's a poetic expression of the interconnectedness of all things and the potential for profound insight in even the most ordinary aspects of existence.