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*2024-WAEC-LITERATURE+DRAMA+POETERY-ANSWERS!!!!* *SECTION- A(Pls Answer One From each part!!!!!* (1) In the play "Let me Die Alone" by John K. KaraBo, the deaths of Gbanya and Yoko are significant events that contribute to the overall plot and themes of the play. In other words Here is the key points of an account of their deaths: Gbanya's Death: -Gbanya's death can be accounted for as a result of his involvement in a tragic accident, It is revealed that Gbanya, while attempting to escape from a dangerous situation, falls from a high platform and suffers a fatal injury. -Gbanya, the protagonist, dies at the end of the play due to a combination of physical and emotional exhaustion. -His death is a result of his inner turmoil, guilt, and the consequences of his actions. -Gbanya's refusal to accept responsibility for his mistakes and his stubbornness ultimately lead to his downfall. -His death serves as a symbol of the destruction of the old order and the need for change and renewal. Yoko's Death: On the other hand -Yoko's death can be attributed to her deteriorating health condition. Throughout the play, Yoko's character is depicted as someone who is battling a terminal illness. Her death, therefore, can be seen as a natural progression of her illness and serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the inevitability of death. -Yoko, Gbanya's wife, dies earlier in the play due to a broken heart and despair. -Her death is a direct result of Gbanya's betrayal and abandonment of her and their people. -Yoko's death serves as a catalyst for Gbanya's downfall, as he is haunted by her ghost and the guilt of his actions. -Her death represents the destruction of innocence and the consequences of Gbanya's selfish desires. The deaths of Gbanya and Yoko are tragic and poignant moments in the play, highlighting the consequences of human actions and the need for accountability and redemption. (3) WOLE, SOYINKA: The Lion and the Jewel Here are three instances of irony in Wole Soyinka's play "The Lion and the Jewel" And The Key Points Needed. (i)Baroka's Impotence: One ironic element in the play is Baroka's portrayal as a powerful and virile character, despite his supposed impotence. Throughout the play, Baroka is known for his reputation as a seducer of young women. However, it is revealed that his impotence is a ruse to trick Sidi into believing she can control him. This ironic twist challenges the audience's initial perception of Baroka's power and reveals the complexities of his character. (i)Sidi's Transformation: Another instance of irony involves Sidi's transformation from a village beauty into Baroka's wife. Initially, Sidi is depicted as a strong-willed and independent woman who resists the advances of the men in the village. However, she ultimately succumbs to Baroka's charm and becomes his wife, which is ironic considering her desire for freedom and modernity. (iii)The Photographer's Exploitation: The arrival of the photographer from the city introduces another layer of irony. The photographer claims to be interested in capturing the essence of African beauty and culture, but he ends up exploiting Sidi for his own gain. He objectifies her and uses her image for commercial purposes, contradicting his initial pretense of appreciating and respecting African traditions. These instances of irony in "The Lion and the Jewel" serve to challenge the audience's expectations and highlight the complexities of the characters and the themes explored in the play, such as power dynamics, gender roles, and the clash between tradition and modernity. Completed!!!!

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*BIOLOGY PRACTICAL* (2a) (PICK ANY FOUR) (i) It aids in photosynthesis (ii) It helps in transpiration process which aids in water and nutirent transport (iii) It facilitates the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide (iv) It stores water and nutrients (v) Production of adventitious roots for propagation (vi) Regulation of gas exchange and water loss through stomata (2bi) Specimen F: (PICK ANY ONE) (i) Storage of food and nutrients (ii) Absorption of water and nutrients from the soil Specimen K: (i) Stoarge of water and nutrients (ii) Stoarge of carbohydrates (2bii) Specimen F: (PICK ANY ONE. IT SHOULD BE SAME THING YOU PICKED IN 2bi) (i) Storage of food and nutrients: It allows the plant to survive during unfavorable conditions (ii) Absorption of water and nutrients from the soil: It absorbes water and nutrients from the soil which are essential for the growth and development of the plant Specimen K: (PICK ANY ONE. IT SHOULD BE SAME THING YOU PICKED IN 2bi) (i) Storage of water and nutrients: It stores water and nutrients which are utilized by the plant during periodsbi)growth and development. (ii) Stoarge of carbohydrates: It stores carbohydrates in the form of starch, which serves as an energy reserve for the plant (2biii) Specimen F: Stem Specimen K: Root (2ci) (i) F - Irregular and branched K - cylindrical and unbranched (ii) F - Small in size K - Enlongated (iii) F - Light brown K - Brownish color (iv) F - Rough with visibe nodes K- Smooth with a rough with a bark-like look (2cii) (PICK ONLY ONE) (i) Both are underground storage organs (ii) Both are used for propagation (iii)Both are rich in carbohydrates