Neco 2018 Literature In English Question 22

Practice objective / multiple choice question 22 from the 2018 Neco Literature In English examination.

Neco 2018 Literature In English Objective / Multiple Choice Hard Difficulty
Question 22 NECO • 2018 • LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH • objective

The poet writes: "Morning light draped the hills in gold, promising a day of endless hope." Later the poem states: "But the wind whispered lies, and the sky turned a bruised violet, sealing the day in dread." Identify the primary tone of the first passage, the tone of the second passage, and state the type of tonal shift that occurs between them.

Answer Options

A. First passage: serene\/calm; second passage: melancholic\/sad; tonal shift: from serene to melancholic (calmness to sadness).
B. First passage: jubilant\/exuberant; second passage: tranquil\/peaceful; tonal shift: from jubilant to tranquil (exuberance to peace).
C. First passage: nostalgic\/reflective; second passage: angry\/irate; tonal shift: from nostalgic to angry (reflection to ire).
Correct Answer D. First passage: hopeful/optimistic; second passage: ominous/foreboding; tonal shift: from hopeful to ominous (optimism to foreboding).
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
First passage: hopeful/optimistic; second passage: ominous/foreboding; tonal shift: from hopeful to ominous (optimism to foreboding).

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This is Neco 2018 Literature In English Question 22. It is one of the objective questions from the 2018 Neco Literature In English examination.

Difficulty level: Hard .

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