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Question 17
Questions 15-18 are based on Non-African Poetry

In Wendy Cope's Sonnet Vil, poetry is regarded as a God-given weapon to:

  • A.musicians
  • B.recluses
  • C.nomads
  • D.pilgrims
Objective

Question details

Exam body
OAU
Subject
Literature-In-English
Year
2011/2012
Question no.
#17
Type
Objective
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