Question 35
NECO
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2022
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LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH
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objective
In Novel X the river is described as "a silver ribbon that washes away the sins of anyone who steps into its waters," while in Novel Y the river is portrayed as "a dark, raging current that drags the unwary to a watery grave." Considering both works, what universal theme does the river symbolize, and justify your answer with evidence from each novel.
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
The river symbolizes the universal theme of change or transition - in Novel X it represents renewal as it washes away sins, while in Novel Y it signifies dangerous change that can lead to death, both marking pivotal shifts in the characters' lives.
B.
The river symbolizes the universal theme of fate - in Novel X it foretells inevitable redemption, while in Novel Y it signals unavoidable doom, both underscoring destiny's role in the narratives.
C.
The river symbolizes the universal theme of love - in Novel X it acts as a romantic cleansing, while in Novel Y it serves as a passionate, destructive force, both reflecting characters' emotional bonds.
D.
The river symbolizes the universal theme of freedom - in Novel X it represents liberation from sin, while in Novel Y it depicts an oppressive force that strips characters of autonomy, both highlighting personal liberty.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
The river symbolizes the universal theme of change or transition - in Novel X it represents renewal as it washes away sins, while in Novel Y it signifies dangerous change that can lead to death, both marking pivotal shifts in the characters' lives.
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Neco
2022
Literature In English
Question 35.
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objective
questions from the
2022
Neco
Literature In English
examination.
Difficulty level:
Hard
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