I) The statement "Christianity shone like a black night of paganism" presents a contradiction that reveals a deeper truth. This is a D. Paradox.

Here are the answers to Section A:

• i) The statement "Christianity shone like a black night of paganism" presents a contradiction that reveals a deeper truth. This is a D. Paradox.
• ii) The situation where "The son of English teacher fails an English exam" is an unexpected outcome, which is an example of C. Situational irony.
• iii) In the verse "school is the key of success," the word "key" represents the means to success, making it a C. Symbol.
• iv) The sayings provided are traditional expressions of wisdom and truth, which are examples of B. African proverb.
• v) The verses "poor preparations prepare poor performance" and "Gozbert grow great gain growth" are didactic statements that convey moral lessons. While not full stories, they embody the essence of lessons taught through D. Parables.
• vi) The description "rich in figures of speech, written in form of stanzas and verse to be recited or sang" defines the genre of E. Poetry.
• vii) Replacing "pregnant" with "in family way" is using a milder or indirect term for something considered sensitive, which is a E. Euphemism.
• viii) Poems with 14 (fourteen) verses are specifically called a D. Sonnet.
• ix) Questions that test cleverness for those who wish to solve them are known as A. Riddle.
• x) The literary technique used to keep the audience engaged and wanting to know what happens next is D. Suspense.