Post Utme Igbinedion University 2017 Literature Question 30

Practice objective / multiple choice question 30 from the 2017 Post Utme Igbinedion University Literature examination.

Post Utme Igbinedion University 2017 Literature Objective / Multiple Choice
Question 30 POST_UTME_IGBINEDION_UNIVERSITY • 2017 • LITERATURE • objective

In Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', the tragic ending is often attributed to the impulsive nature of the two lovers. Analyze the role of fate in the play, using specific examples from the text to support your argument.

Answer Options

A. Fate is a dominant force in the play, as seen in the characters' inability to escape their predetermined destiny.
B. The characters' impulsive nature is the primary cause of the tragic ending, rather than fate.
Correct Answer C. Fate and free will are intertwined in the play, making it difficult to attribute the tragic ending to a single factor.
D. The tragic ending is a result of the societal norms and expectations placed upon the characters.
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
Fate and free will are intertwined in the play, making it difficult to attribute the tragic ending to a single factor.

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This is Post Utme Igbinedion University 2017 Literature Question 30. It is one of the objective questions from the 2017 Post Utme Igbinedion University Literature examination.

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