Answer the following literature questions on "Tell My Son To Hold On To His Gun" and "Home Sweet Home".

Here are the answers to the literature questions:

5. From Kaakyire Akosomo Nyantakyi: Tell My Son To Hold On To His Gun

• a) The extract describes a dramatic fall or jump by the narrator, accompanied by a loud, heavy sound. The narrator also utters defiant words, suggesting a moment of intense conflict or a desperate act.
• b) The literary device used in the phrase "like a roar of thunder" is a simile.

From Ken Saro-Wiwa: Home Sweet Home

• c) The narrator was particularly excited about returning to Dukana because they had finally concluded their studies and were returning home to teach at St. Dominic's, the only school in Dukana.
• d) The term "alma mater" refers to St. Dominic's school, which is the institution where the narrator had previously studied.