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Torvald, Dr. Rank, and Mrs. Linde leave, and Nora visits with her three children. Krogstad returns with a threat: Nora must get Torvald to keep Krogstad s position at the bank, or Krogstadwill reveal Nora s deception and forgery. Upon Torvald s return, Nora questions him about Krogstad s past,and Torvald explains that ... |
Krogstad, having received his termination, returns tothreaten Nora again, and the two admit that though they have both considered suicide, neither can braveit. Krogstad leaves, but his letter revealing all is clearly heard entering the mail slot. Nora keeps Torvaldfrom reading the letter by begging his help with the ta... |
Theappearance. When a letter arrives including Nora s cancelled debt, Torvald is happy again. But Nora isforever changed by her husband s reaction, and after removing her masquerade costume, she sits downwith Torvald to share the first serious conversation of their eight year marriage. Declaring she has been wronged gr... |
.Before all else, I m ahuman being. Nora is determined to remain strangers unless the greatest miracle of all could happen the ability to live together in a true marriage. Nora departs, and the audience is left with the sound of adoor slamming shut. Powered by TCPDF www.tcpdf.org Get more notes and past papers at downl... |
Linde found it necessary to abandonKrogstad, her true but penniless love, and marry a richer man. The nanny had to abandon her own child to support herself by working as Nora s and then asNora s children s caretaker. As she tells Nora, the nanny considers herself lucky to have found thejob, since she was a poor girl wh... |
Rank to suffer for his father s misdeeds. Torvald voices the idea that one s parentsdetermine one s moral character when he tells Nora, Nearly all young criminals had lying -mothers. Healso refuses to allow Nora to interact with their children after he learns of her deceit, for fear that she willcorrupt them. Yet, the ... |
Rank. Dr. Rank, to Nora s and our surprise, confesses that he is in love with her. Theseemingly villainous Krogstad repents and returns Nora s contract to her, while the seemingly kindheartedMrs. Linde ceases to help Nora and forces Torvald s discovery of Nora s secret. The instability of appearances within the Helmer ... |
Infact, the interactions between husband and wife serve a specific purpose: they illustrate the banality ofthe discourse between the two. Torvald does not address his wife regarding any subject of substance. Instead, he bestows her with pet names that often begin with the personal pronoun my and ofteninclude the diminu... |
He was an unsuccessful barrister because he refused to take"unsavory cases.". As a result, he switched jobs to the bank, where he primarily deals with money. For him,money and materialism may be a way to avoid the complications of personal contact. Respect and ReputationThe men of A Doll's House are obsessed with their... |
However. Nora eventually stops tolook at herself and her marriage and doesn t like what she sees. So she steps out of her old persona andinto a new one, and then walks into an uncertain future. She has begun examining her life. MotifsMotifs are recurring structures, contrasts, or literary devices that can help to devel... |
The second letter releases Nora from her obligation to Krogstadand represents her release from her obligation to Torvald. Upon reading it, Torvald attempts to return tohis and Nora s previous denial of reality, but Nora recognizes that the letters have done more than exposeher actions to Torvald; they have exposed the ... |
Also, at the beginning of the second act, after Nora s psychologicalcondition has begun to erode, the stage directions indicate that the Christmas tree is correspondingly dishevelled. New Year s DayThe action of the play is set at Christmastime, and Nora and Torvald both look forward to New Year s asthe start of a new,... |
It is not long after the ball thatthe mask comes off and the truth is revealed. The TarantellaA tarantella is a folk dance from southern Italy that accelerates from its already quick tempo andalternates between major and minor keys. In its constant fluctuation, it is like Nora's character. In this Act,it serves as Nora... |
He doesnot view Nora as an equal but rather as a plaything or doll to be teased and admired. In general, Torvald isoverly concerned with his place and status in society, and he allows his emotions to be swayed heavily bythe prospect of society s respect and the fear of society s scorn. KrogstadA lawyer who went to scho... |
Though Ibsen doesn t fully develop her character, Anne-Marie seems to be a kindlywoman who has genuine affection for Nora. She had to give up her own daughter in order to take thenursing job offered by Nora s father. Thus, she shares with Nora and Mrs. Linde the act of sacrificing herown happiness out of economic neces... |
Nora comes to realize that in addition to her literal dancingand singing tricks, she has been putting on a show throughout her marriage. She has pretended to besomeone she is not in order to fulfill the role that Torvald, her father, and society at large have expectedof her. Torvald s severe and selfish reaction after ... |
Dr. Rank s explanation for not wanting Torvaldto enter his sickroom Torvald is so fastidious, he cannot face up to anything ugly suggests that Dr.Rank feels Torvald must be sheltered like a child from the realities of the world. Furthermore, Torvaldreveals himself to be childishly petty at times. His real objection to ... |
As he says, Evenmoney lenders, hacks, well, a man like me, can have a little of what you call feeling, you know. He visitsNora to check on her, and he discourages her from committing suicide. Moreover, Krogstad hasreasonable motives for behaving as he does: he wants to keep his job at the bank in order to spare hischil... |
When she asks Torvald formore money despite having just been on a spending spree, she appears selfish and grasping. Butwe soon discover, in her conversation with Mrs Linde, that she is not squandering the money tosatisfy her own desires, but using it to pay off the loan she took out in order to save her husband'slife. ... |
It is almost inevitable that she is forced to find that strength withinherself. Her realization that she wants to pursue her independence is not so much a transformationas an awakening to a strength she has possessed all along.2. In what way does A Doll's House explore social issues?A Doll's House shines a searchlight ... |
Inorder to find out who she is and what she wants, Nora has to reject the life that society prescribesGet more notes and past papers at downloads.easyelimu.com.for her as a wife and mother, and strike out on her own. ". I am going to see," she tells Torvald inAct 3, "who is right, the world or I."But this is not simple... |
It isworth noting that Ibsen based the episode of Nora's forgery on a similar 'crime' committed by afemale friend of his, which ended tragically for her, so he was drawing attention to what he saw asa genuine social problem. He supported economic reform that would protect women's property andbefriended European feminis... |
His job at thebank is the means by which he will "cut himself free" from the stigma of his "indiscretion" offorgery. The problem with this approach is that his "freedom" depends upon the whim of hisemployer, who also sits in moral judgment on him and can withdraw his job if he finds that he fallsshort in that respect. ... |
On the contrary, she definesfreedom for herself and Torvald as complete independence from each other, as she leaves themarriage to forge a new life for herself: "I set you free from all your obligations. You are not to feelyourself bound in the slightest way, any more than I shall. There must be perfect freedom on both... |
What insight does this contradictiongive us into Torvald and Nora s relationship?Torvald perceives Nora as a foolish woman who is ignorant of the way society works, but he likesNora s foolishness and ignorance because they render her helpless and therefore dependent onhim. It soon becomes clear to us that Nora s depend... |
Ibsen seems to feel that the nature of their choices is notas important as the fact that both women make the choices themselves.7. Using specific examples, discuss how Ibsen's "progress from one work to the other" is due to a"perpetual scrutiny of the same general questions regarded from different points of view. "8. D... |
A Doll's House is generally considered a feminist work. Do you agree with this characterization?Why or why not?23. How essential is the setting, both in terms of time period and location? Could the play have takenplace anywhere else? Would the final outcome have had the same impact if A Doll's House hadbeen set in the ... |
Still, one must take you as you are. It is in the blood: for indeed it is true that you can inheritthese things, Nora. Nora: Ah, I wish I had inherited many of papa s qualities. Helmer: And I would not wish you to be anything but just what you are, my little skylark. But do youknow, it strikes me that you are looking-r... |
What is hereferring to?d. What issues on money and gender emerge in this extract? 4 marks e. Identify and illustrate any two ways the playwright has used language to achieve foregrounding inthis extract. 4 marks f. What do we learn about the character of Nora in this extract. 4 marks g. Imagine you are directing this p... |
What didn t Nora find dull? 2 marks b. What has happened that has made the couple happy? 2 marks c. Discuss two themes evident in this extract. 4 marks Get more notes and past papers at downloads.easyelimu.com.d. There s someone at the door. Add a question tag. 1 mark e. Who is the lady who has come to see Nora? Why do... |
No, no, no, it can t happen- itshan t happen.a. Place this extract in its immediate context. 4 marks b. What is referred to as the it by Nora in the first line? What does it reveal about the character ofNora? 3 marks c. Explain the use of soliloquy in this extract. 2 marks d. Who is waiting in the Kitchen and why has h... |
Helmer must know all about it. This unhappy secretmust know all about it. This unhappy secret must be Disclosed; they must have a complete understandingbetween them which is impossible With all this concealment and falsehood going on. Krogstad: Very well, if you take this responsibility. But then there is one thing I c... |
I mean, of course, when Torvald is No longer as devoted tome as he is now; when my dancing and dressing-up and reciting Have paled on him; then it may be a goodthing to have something in the reserve- Breaking off what nonsense! That time will never come. Nowwhat do you think I am of No use? I can tell you, too, that th... |
Linde: but how can this well-bred man be so tactless?Nora: I don t understand you at all. Mrs. Linde: Don t prevaricate, Nora. Do you suppose I don t guess who lent you the two? Hundred andfifty pounds?Nora: are you out of your senses? How can you think of such a thing! A friend of ours who Comes hereevery day! Do you ... |
What happens immediately after this extract? 2 marks Get more notes and past papers at downloads.easyelimu.com.b. Discuss any two issues brought out in this extract? 4 marks c. Explain the use of any two dramatic techniques in this extract. 4 marks d. Linde is said to be laying down her sewing in this extract. What was... |
I really don t know. The thing Perplexesme all together. I only know that you and I look at it in a quite different light. I Am learning, too, that thelaw is quite another thing from what I suppose; but I find it Quite impossible to convince myself that thelaw is right. According to it, a woman Has no right to spare he... |
Conscienceiv. PerplexesRead the following extract and answer the questions that follow. Nora: But you must believe me, Mr.Krogstad: it is not in my power to help you at all. Krogstad: Then it is because you haven t the will; but I have the means to compel you. Nora: You don t mean that you will tell my husband that I o... |
Noraj. Krogstad tells Nora the he shall be obliged to remind her of a few details. Briefly explain thesedetails. 3 marks k. Explain the meaning of the following expressions as used in this extract. 4 marks i. Compelii. Infamousiii. Disagreeableiv. BlackguardRead the following extract and answer the questions that follo... |
Explain what tone would be appropriate in reading Nora s parts in this extract. 2 marks e. From this extract, how has Nora violated social ethics? 2 marks f. Nora says a wonderful thing is going to happen. From the rest of the play, explain what she meansby that? 3 marks g. Discuss one aspect of style in this extract. ... |
You have ruined all my future. It is horrible To thinkof! I am in the power of an unscrupulous man; he can do what he likes with me, Ask anything he likes ofme, give me any orders he pleases- I dare not refuse. And I Must sink to such miserable depths because ofa thoughtless woman. Nora: when I am out of the way, you w... |
Very soon you won t need me to assure You that Ihave forgiven you; you will yourself feel the certainty that I have done so. Can You suppose I should everthink of such thing as repudiating you, or even reproaching You? You have no idea what a true man sheart is like, Nora. There is something so Indescribably sweet and ... |
Comment on the use of imagery in this extract? 4 marks d. What are the two main issues of concern that are addressed in this extract 4 marks e. Describe the tone of Torvald in his first line? 2 marks f. I shall not sleep tonight. Rewrite in the affirmative. 1 mark g. Why is Nora in everyday dress? 2 marks h. Explain th... |
You know Torvald left his office when we were Married? There was noprospect of promotion there, and he had to try and earn more than Before. But during the first year heoverworked himself dreadfully. You see he had to Make money every way he could, and he worked earlyand late; but he couldn t stand and Fell dreadfully ... |
But this tactless fellow lays no Restraint on himself when other peopleare present. On the contrary, he thinks it gives Him the right to adopt a familiar one with me and everyminute it is I say, Helmer, Old Fellow and that sort of thing I assure you it is extremely painful for me. Hewould make My position at the bank i... |
It isindeed. Isn t it an insult to think that I should be afraid of starving a quill s driver vengeance?But I forgiveyou nevertheless, because it is such eloquent witness to your great love for me. Takes her in his arms .And that it should be, my own darling Nora. Come what will, you may be sure that I shall have bothc... |
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The River and the SourceQ1. Read the extract below and answer the questions that follow. At first light, as was her wont- for she was an early riser, she woke the entire village with wails and screams. People rushed out of their houses to the chief s homestead thinking that it was the chief or his son who had died, for... |
Were creates a child in its mother s womb in secret, in his own time and at his own evolution. I have not stood in the way of my husband and other women. He is the chief and I cannot order him either to marry or not to marry. Much has been said by the daughter of the people of Asembo nyar Asembo and her son Otieno abou... |
Religion Akoko believes in were- children are a gift from Were and created them in secret. 3. Traditions naming of a children; Obanda my granduncle was a great healer,after whom many children are named. C Rhetorical questions Has anyone ever seen me gossiping with other women at the water hole? Use of local language- W... |
I am twenty six years old and you are looking at the finished product. And I am tired of being asked when I will bring home the man from Ruguru- meaning the man from the west as my relatives refer to you . You do not mean it, don t you? It is not brain fever due to overwork and lack of sleep, is it? He said it half in ... |
4 marks e Which trait of character is shared by both Aoro and Wandia in this excerpt? 3 marks f Illustrate any two features of style used in the excerpt. 2 marks g Where do Aoro and Wandia meet for the first time in the story? 1 mark h There s never been anyone else since I met you Beginning: Never . 1 mark Answers a B... |
Any day you want. Today, if we can get anyone to marry us. Rhetorical question- why couldn t she fall in love?2 marks g At the university of Nairobi as they pursue medicine1 mark h Never has there been anyone else1 markQ3. Read the following extract and answer the questions that followOdero looked confused for a moment... |
Let us pour more libation to Were and drink more kong o to gladden our hearts. Mother of Akoko, please bring us some food. The feasting went on into the late afternoon until about the tenth hour. Then the suitors had to leave, for chick did not allow them to spend the night. Questions a Place this excerpt in its immedi... |
After- The people of Sakwa bring the bride price- Akoko is married off after the traditional mock fight b He thought the suitors would request to have it reduced. It wasn t to be c He did not expect the bride price to be fixed at thirty heads as this would mean there will be no more cattle to pay bride price for his ow... |
There was suspicion everywhere -white against black and black against white .the kikuyu especially suffered greatly- and could be shot ,maimed, killed or translocated at a moment s notice. They returned atrocity for atrocity and blood flowed- both black and white. Mark was very lonely without his wife and children. He ... |
Brother, people of Sakwa, we are pleased to welcome you to Yimbo. It is customary, because of the good dak between us, for you to marry our daughters and we yours. We are therefore more than neighbours, we have great wat between us of the intermingling of blood though this has not occurred between our two lines so ther... |
Chief Owour Kembo signaled to his uncle and the old man spoke. A State what happens just before and after this extract. 4 marks b What is the importance of this ceremony? 3 marks c Identify and illustrate two themes brought out in the extract. 4 marks d Identify and illustrate 3 features of style used in the extract. 3... |
- the suitors especially Otieno Kembo argue against the high bride price. -Owour Kembo accepts the dowry asked for without bargaining. 2 marks b - the marriage was to portray the great friendship between the two parties involved inthe case of Sakwa and Yimbo. -. Intermarriage was to lead to a cordial relationship. -. C... |
3 marksQ6. Read the extract below and answer the questions that follow. She felt the weight of injustice that women have felt since time immemorial in her male dominated world. Even a half- wit like her brother-in law could rob her of her hard earned wealth, and her grandson of his rightful position as the chief, for i... |
Cry my child, for one does not bury a child without burying a apart of one s soul with it. It is good to cry for who can comprehend the ways of Were? It is for us men to wash away our painful confusion with tears and then to carry on, perhaps there might be some meaning in it all that only glimmers like firefly in a da... |
Whom does shegive birth to? 1 mark b Akoko comes out as the source of the river. How does this child contribute to the river? 4marks Answersi. -Owour Kembo dies and his son Owang Sino becomes chief. -. Owang Sino also dies Owour young brother Otieno Kembo becomes chief. Ii. The injustice that Akoko suffers from her bro... |
14 marksQ7. Read the extract below and then answer the questions that follow. Owuor looked at his grandmother in confusion. Naturally he had thought that his secret was well kept. The confusion became respectful admiration. He should have known that nothing could escape this astute woman. Grandmother, you know that I h... |
One wise man once said that it was better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. In the same vein, it is better to have been buoyed up by hope , the horizon limitless before one, than to have lived in the grey world of timid fearfulness. The course of the world is changed by those who dare to dream. So... |
I want to be a priest. Write in indirect speech . 2 marks g Give one theme evident in the extract. Illustrate 5 marks Answers a Owuor had fully decided to join the priesthood and confided to his cousin Awiti. Her mother had gone to her home and had stayed for two years and was now back. Owuor told her his wish and toge... |
2 marks e -Owuor will miss the powers of a tribal chief and that of head of the Jodongo,marriage and sire children just like his father- Owuor as a priest will be a father to many. Many will call him father since he willbe their spiritual mentor and priest of their lives both children, men and women will be his 3 marks... |
2mks3.Awiti was an educated girl 1mk a teacher 1mk and yet he was asked to pay a token price. 1mk4. Awiti is an educated beautiful and professional teacher. 1mk expectedly anybody who marriesher would pay dearly 1mk yet the suitors only pay a token bride price. 1mk5. -. Change 1mk i unlike in Akoko s days bride price i... |
Pain and sorrow all human being feel; but bitterness drops on the spirit like aloes- causing it to wither. I give you my blessing my child. If you are walking along and you find your path leading nowhere, then it is only wise to try some other path. Thank you mother. I will bring you news as soon as I can. May Were pro... |
Before thisNyabera had gone to philipo to inquire about the new religion. She had then gathered her things and decided to leave her daughter with her mother n Yimbo. Shei informs her mother of her decision to seek the new religion .Her mother encourage her to go ahead and join the new religion and forget her bitters .I... |
Might there be consanguinity between you and her? Who is her mother and father? I tell you my brothers that I was flabbergasted to hear that none of these things had crossed his mind. He knew that her mother s name was Maria and her grandmother s name was Akoko and that was all. You will therefore forgive us because we... |
She is highly educated and a teacher of children. A Place this excerpt in its immediate context. 4marks b Identify and illustrate any three thematic concerns evident in this excerpt. 6marks c Describe the character of Awiti as brought out in this excerpt, 2marks d Apart from the case in this excerpt, explain where agai... |
Provide a question tag for the above statement. Lmarks g You will therefore forgive us brothers because we do not know you and you do not know us. In lightof what happens in the novel, why is the speaker begging for forgiveness. 2marks h Identify and illustrate any two stylistic devices evidently used in this excerpt. ... |
Later on in the night Akoko dies. Identify and illustrate any three thematic concerns evident in this excerpt 6mks Love and friendship: Awiti and mark fall in love and marry; Family ties and relations: Akoko s close relatives must be invited for the negotiation so is the family of Mark Sigu. Changes; mark and Awiti wan... |
Is she lazy or shiftless? Might there be consanguinity between you and her? Who is her mother and father?.........Direct address Brothers we greet you and bring you man greetings. Give the meaning of the following words and phrases as used in the excerpt 2mks Consanguinity;- close relationshipTo irrigate his throat to ... |
It is true that the mikai is the centre post that holds up a man s hut. Without her, or if she were stupid, only Were could rescue such a man from being blown away from among the people like so much chaff. She it is who saves a young man from the follies and stupidities of youth. Indeed the people of Ramogi has a sayin... |
I From your knowledge of the novel, describe the role of Jodongo in the community represented in this novelWrite your answer in note farm 3mks .. .. .. i Local language is used in this exerpt. Give two examples and explain its significances 2mks .. .. k Discuss the mood that is prevalent in this extract 1mk .. Answers ... |
Answers a Owuor returns his journey only to find an empty houseHe tries to inquire from neighbours and from his children what had happenedHe gets very angry locks himself up in his simba He sermons the council; jodongo to convene the following day 3mks b Nyar Asembo alleges that Akoko is unable to conceive regularly he... |
If not award o markOne character trait of Owuor must come from the excerpt but that of Otieno from elsewhere in the novelAward any relevant trait well illustrated f It expresses the importance of the first wife Akoko0 to Owuor Kembo. Just like a central post holdsup a hut, the Mikai prevents a homestead from falling ap... |
So when Vera came in that night weeping, Mary-Anne was very solicitous of her. She put her in bed and just held her arms until she calmed down, then she made a cup of cocoa just the way Vera liked it-dark brown and sweet, with no milk. Want to talk? Tommy and I broke up today. Then I went to look for my sister- I felt ... |
D Identify any two styles in the excerpt 4mks .. .. .. .. e You have a sister in this town Rewrite this question adding a question tag 1mk .. .. f Describe the character of Vera and Mary-Anne Ngugi as portrayed in this excerpt 4mks i Vera .. .. ii Mary-Anne .. .. g Vera s twin sister had left home unceremoniously. From... |
. . . You know my life is painful wound. What made Nyabera regard her life as a painful wound? 4mks . . . . In what way was Nyabera s life similar to that of Akoko according to the rest of the novel. 3mks . . . Identify and illustrate one characters trait of Akoko and Nyabera as brought out in this extract. Akoko 2mks ... |
Both had lost their husbands through death ii . Their children had died iii . They were both sonless d . I Akoko- philosophical Bitterness is poison to the spirit for it breeds nothing but viper ii . NyaberaBitter You know my wife a painful wound and much as my heart fills with bitterness Religions Decides to seek sola... |
I am SemoRakula of Seme, our village is near that strange rock- upon-a-rock, Kit-Mikai. We are the descendants of that wear warrior, Nyagudi Kogambi. Oloo and these young men are my sons and nephew . Oloo is a man of learning and what is more a soldier who has fought for the white man in distant landa Now he is a clerk... |
6marks c Describe the character of Awiti as brought out in this excerpt, 2marks d Apart from the case in this excerpt, explain where again there is a compromise in the brideprice later on in the novel. 2marks e In one sentence, paraphrase the statements below 2marks Brothers, people of Seme. My name is OyangeSilwal The... |
They agree on just a token as a bride price. The talks are concluded and akoko calls Mark for a close talk, they joyously talk. Later on in the night Akoko dies. Identify and illustrate any three thematic concerns evident in this excerpt 6mks Love and friendship: Awiti and mark fall in love and marry; Family ties and r... |
Identify any two stylistic devices evidently used in this excerpt 2mks Rhetoric questions: Is she a thief or a witch?Is she lazy or shiftless?Might there be consanguinity between you and her?Who is her mother and father?.........Direct address Brothers we greet you and bring you man greetings. Give the meaning of the f... |
CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE EXTRACTS ANSWERSQ1. 1. A case is presented to court whereby an innkeeper is accusing his stableman of raping his daughter in law the innkeepers Ludovica. 3 marks 2. These are words used by Azdak as a way of soliciting for a bribe. It implies that he is ready and willing to be bribed. 2 marks 3. T... |
The statement is ironical because as it turns out Azdak rules in favour of the stableman and fines Ludovica to hand over the little roan to the court. This is despite the fact that he has already received a bribe from the inkeeper. One would have accepted him to rule in favour of Ludovica 3 marks 8. The statement allud... |
1 mark To celebrate the wedding of Grusha and her son Jussup. 4 Identify and explain three ironic situations in this extract. 6 marks The shah of Persia is supposed to be the enemy of Grusinia yet he lends an army to the Grand Duke that restored him to power. The old woman thinks Grusha s reaction is about Jussup yet s... |
Rewrite the sentence in reported speech. 1 mark Grusha asked whether someone had said that the soldiers were back. 9. The mother-in-law s action was an effort in futility. Do you agree with this assertion? Justify your response. 2 marks Yes 1 mark Grusha is already engaged to simon and they get re-united after the war.... |
The laws do not allow one to have a child out of wedlock and similarly it does not allow one to leave the husband, thus Grusha is stuck up in the Northern Mountains 3mks f Faithful: - He comes back for Grusha just like he had promised. He is now prepared to marry her. This shows his commitment. Humorous - he is lively ... |
A Grusha is motivated by the following: The flight has been exhaustive and the baby heavy. Fears that Simon might return in her absence. She has smelt the milk from the peasant woman s farm. 4 x1 4 mks b Features of style: Symbolism fine linen symbolic of affluence Royalty Metaphor you cannot vomit in my room Humour An... |
2 mks Bawl short loudly in an unpleasant manner 1mk Run him through , kill him by sticking a lance. 1mk Carnal glance a look with some sexual desire 1 mk NB: The meaning of the phrases should be consistent with the tense of the words. Q7. Before the excerpt, a coup has taken place in which the Grand Duke is overthrown ... |
7. I must explain how a poor man behaves. 8. Laying his elbows on the table. Encircling the cheese on the plate holding the knife like an undersized sickle. Giving the cheese a troubled look. 9. A. Insolence extremely rude and showing lack of respect. B. Exterminated killed all members of a group. C. Ignoramus a person... |
Any 4 4x1 mrks c The lawyer point out that ,even herself does not claim any blood relationship between her and the child 1mrk d Greedy, materialism, Egocentric, Hypocritical any 1, well illustrated 2mks The lawyer reveals that she want the child in order to acquire her husband estate which is tied to Michael the heir H... |
In the play within a play the Iron Shirts have decided to put Bizergan Kazbeki who has been proposed by Arsen Kabeki as he next judge through a rehearsal to test his ability as a judge. What follows then is the mock trial. B Why the nephew is reluctant to try the case. Since he obviously does not have what it takes to ... |
He tells him answer him my little fox, I am with you. Irrational emotional Even before the nephew can pass the verdict, he has already started shouting that Azdak should be hanged. Cunning sly He keeps referring to the nephew as Little fox. He also cunningly wants the nephew installed as the Judge to serve his own purp... |
C Hateful spiteful contemptuous says kill the soldiers if you want milk. Critical old man says the soldiers from city have our goats. D Loving motherly she flees to the Northern mountains to protect the baby from the Iron shirts. Sacrifices a week s wages. Determined to protect the boy no matter what. Insolent says to ... |
A DOLL S HOUSE- ESSAY QUESTIONS AND SAMPLE ESSAYSHow could the submissive, selfish and silly Nora of the first two acts transform herself into an independent woman by the end of the last act? Is the transformation realistic? While Nora puts on a convincing performance of being a submissive, selfish and foolish woman du... |
Her realization that she wants to pursue her independence is not so much a transformation as an awakening to a strength she has possessed all along. In what way does A Doll's House explore social issues? A Doll's House shines a searchlight on Victorian society, drawing attention to its hypocrisy and use of public opini... |
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