UNIBEN General Paper 2006/2007 Past Questions

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Question 4
Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted colour off, and let thine eyes look like a friend in Denmark. Do not for ever with thy vailed lids, seek for thy noble father in the dust. Thou know'st 'tis common- all that live must die. Passing through nature to eternity [Àct I Scene I]
I do wish that your beauties be the happy cause of hamlet's wildness. so I shall hope your virtue will bring him to wonted way again. to both your honours [Àct 3 Scene 1] The phrase 'good beautie' refers to
  • A.Horate's
  • B.Polonius
  • C.Queen's
  • D.Ophelia's
Objective
Question 19
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.<>br
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the run bindle.
which you drink on the wedding day.
My love is the butter we were smeared with, to seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird's egg. For those who say you are wealthy. You are the papyrus reed of the Lake which they pull out with both hands, and I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart. I love my gentle one.
the poem is an example of
  • A.A lyric
  • B.A dirge
  • C.An ode
  • D.an epic
Objective
Question 20
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.<>br
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the run bindle.
which you drink on the wedding day.
My love is the butter we were smeared with, to seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird's egg. For those who say you are wealthy. You are the papyrus reed of the Lake which they pull out with both hands, and I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart. I love my gentle one.
The predominant literary device used in the extract is
  • A.Hyperbole
  • B.Epigram
  • C.Oxymoron
  • D.Apostrophe
Objective
Question 21
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.<>br
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the run bindle.
which you drink on the wedding day.
My love is the butter we were smeared with, to seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird's egg. For those who say you are wealthy. You are the papyrus reed of the Lake which they pull out with both hands, and I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart. I love my gentle one.
The underlined expression contains a
  • A.simile
  • B.metaphor
  • C.personification
  • D.litotes
Objective
Question 22
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.<>br
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the run bindle.
which you drink on the wedding day.
My love is the butter we were smeared with, to seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird's egg. For those who say you are wealthy. You are the papyrus reed of the Lake which they pull out with both hands, and I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart. I love my gentle one.
the poem is a blank verse because
  • A.there is no rhyme
  • B.there is rhyme couplets
  • C.the rhyme is alternate
  • D.it contains couplets
Objective
Question 23
Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow.<>br
Love you my gentle one, my love in the fresh milk in the run bindle.
which you drink on the wedding day.
My love is the butter we were smeared with, to seal the fidelity into our hearts. You are the cattle-bird's egg. For those who say you are wealthy. You are the papyrus reed of the Lake which they pull out with both hands, and I sing for you with tears, Because you possess my heart. I love my gentle one.
The feeling of the poem is one of
  • A.anxiety
  • B.gaiety
  • C.sadness
  • D.frustration
Objective