BECE English Language 2014 Paper 2 Past Questions

The Ifa Priest is

Who is regarded as “Home Tiger” in the text?

Igboboro warriors are commonly called

One of the following is not a theme in the play?

Who are the ugly ones that refuse to die

The best way to describe Esther’s character is that she is

The way Esther talks about America, one can conclude that she is (an)

What actually happened to the whole political arrangement?

“You lived in America only for some years, but you have lived the greater part of your fifty years in this world of Ajegunle, a first class slum in the heart of Lagos.” What message is the speaker trying to pass across?

Ade’s father in the play is a/an

The lawyer that handles Ade’s case is Barrister

Mr. Femi gives birth to Ade after years of marriage

Alhaja is robbed by , and

Ade is sentenced to years imprisonment

The night Ekejiuba died is strange because

Ezumezu is the of Umukabia

Ijeoma’s decision to join the christain fold is to

The wife of Ekejiuba is

Nwanyieke is the of Ofodile’s extended family

The bald-headed man in the text is

The arrival of Ajaka in Igbeti is to

The protagonist in the novel is

The white wizard gives Elewi a/an that will bring the people of Igbeti down on their knees

The appearance of the rainbow in Igbeti village signifies from the gods

The main theme of the novel, behind the clouds by Ifeoma Okoye is

The last clinic Ije visited is call

The lad who lives with Dozie’s mother in the village is

The land Dozie and Ije bought to build their personal house is located at

Ihe and Ugo became friends at the age of

The theme of “Streamside Exchange” by J.P. Clark

The expression ‘God cause to shine on you His face’ in Dennis Osadebay’s “To the Women of New Africa” is an example

The word “kinglets” as used in the poem “Servant-Kings” by R.E.G Armattoe represents rulers

Rahila Diji’s “My Song, Our Song”, is rich in the use of

“My song, Our Song” by Rahila Diji calls for action against male domination through the use of

Bisi Ayanlere in “A Complete Diet” assumes the stand point of a

The theme of Babtunde Mustapha’s “What I Want” is

Dayo Oguniyi’s “Our Past” focuses on the theme of

Niyi Osundare’s “The Land of Unease” is a/an

The poem “Streamside Exchange” by J.P. Clark ends on a note of