Here are the answers to the questions:
8) TWINGLE TWANGLE
- i. While wandering in the forest, Mama suggested to the twins that they should head along the seashore.
- ii. Kehinde and Digbaro arrived on the beach at the outskirts of a town called Epe.
- iii. To make Taye jealous, Princess Tinuade invited Olurombi to her private chambers.
9) THE INFAMIES OF BASORUN GAA
- i. King of Popo is known as Ogunmolu.
- ii. After the demise of Alaafin Agboluaje, Gaa installed Odekunle the next Alaafin.
- iii. Ladigbolu was the Baale of Alaka town.
10) THE HUNGRY COOK
- i. 'The Hungry Cook' was authored by Wole Soyinka.
- ii. The King of Nadammun Kingdom is not a commonly associated detail with Wole Soyinka's "The Hungry Cook". Information not readily available.
- iii. King Jeniata's number of wives is not a commonly associated detail with Wole Soyinka's "The Hungry Cook". Information not readily available.
11) ARIBISALA
- i. Aribisala has three Acts.
- ii. "Kindly accept us as we are. Our meal is not as delicious as the Ibadan meal you are familiar with." Mama made the above statement.
- iii. The speaker was talking to Aribisala.
12) FINALLY
- i. Finally was written by Femi Osofisan.
- ii. Segun ordered a plate of rice for Demola at Mama Tunde's Canteen.
- iii. Poisoning was the revenge option Soji told Lanre that he would use for Demola.
13) THE CLASH OF TITAN
- i. The Adegbolas live in a modest apartment in Obalende Estate.
- ii. Bayo is the name of the new friend Dotun met.
- iii. 'The Clash of a Titan' was first published in the year 1975.
QUESTION 5: POETRY
1) THE WELL IN WATER
- i. The poem "The Lackadaisical Fall" has four number of stanzas.
- ii. According to the poem "A Marvellous Mindset", you do not need a marvellous body but a marvellous mind.
- iii. In the poem "Be Brave to Be Best", the figurative expression used in "Keep kicking hard in the dust" is metaphor.
2) PAX NIGERIANA AND OTHER POEMS
- i. "Pax Nigeriana and Other Poems" is authored by J.P. Clark.
- ii. The first poem in "Pax Nigeriana and Other Poems" is titled The Casualties.
- iii. According to the poem "River Benue", the River Niger and the River Benue meet at the confluence of Lokoja in Kogi.
3) THE LAST VERSE
- i. The last poem in "The Last Verse" is titled: The title of the last poem in the collection "The Last Verse" by Gabriel Okara is not readily available without access to the full text.
- ii. The poems in "The Last Verse" centres around cultural conflict and identity.
- iii. The line "the whispering grass beneath the feet" as used in the poem, the language is an example of personification.
3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.