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English Language · Karatasi 1 · 2016

12 maswali

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Maswali (12)

Sehemu A

1. 20 alamas

Analyse eight elements which makes drama look different from other works of literature.

(a) Element 1 1 alama
(b) Element 2 1 alama
(c) Element 3 1 alama
(d) Element 4 1 alama
(e) Element 5 1 alama
(f) Element 6 1 alama
(g) Element 7 1 alama
(h) Element 8 1 alama

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2. 20 alamas

Giving eight points, explain the importance of studying literature.

(a) Point 1 1 alama
(b) Point 2 1 alama
(c) Point 3 1 alama
(d) Point 4 1 alama
(e) Point 5 1 alama
(f) Point 6 1 alama
(g) Point 7 1 alama
(h) Point 8 1 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

3. 20 alamas

Analyse four key elements of Form and four of Content in a piece of literary writing.

(a) Form Element 1 1 alama
(b) Form Element 2 1 alama
(c) Form Element 3 1 alama
(d) Form Element 4 1 alama
(e) Content Element 1 1 alama
(f) Content Element 2 1 alama
(g) Content Element 3 1 alama
(h) Content Element 4 1 alama

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12. 0 alamas

Read the following poem and then answer the questions that follow: AFRICA BY DAVID M. DIOP Africa my Africa Africa of proud warriors in ancestral savannahs Africa of whom my grandmother sings On the banks of the distant river I have never known you but your blood flows in my veins Your beautiful black blood that irrigates the fields The blood of your seat The sweat of your work The work of your slavery The slavery of your children Africa tell me Africa. Is this your back that is bent This back that breaks under the weight of humiliation This back trembling with red scars And saying yes to the whip under the midday sun But a grave voice answers me Impetuous son that tree young and strong That tree there In splendid loneliness amidst white and faded flowers That is Africa your Africa That grows again patiently obstinately And its fruit gradually acquire The bitter taste of liberty.

(a) Who is speaking in the poem? 0 alama
(b) To whom is the speaker speaking? 0 alama
(c) Comment on the tone used by the poet. 0 alama
(d) Mention with examples four poetic devices used. 0 alama
(e) What four themes are portrayed in the poem? 0 alama
(f) What lessons does this poem offer to the society? 0 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

Sehemu B

4. 20 alamas

Using two plays read to support the view that “cultural issues are hindrance to development in our societies.” Give four points from each play.

(a) Play 1: Point 1 1 alama
(b) Play 1: Point 2 1 alama
(c) Play 1: Point 3 1 alama
(d) Play 1: Point 4 1 alama
(e) Play 2: Point 1 1 alama
(f) Play 2: Point 2 1 alama
(g) Play 2: Point 3 1 alama
(h) Play 2: Point 4 1 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

5. 20 alamas

With reference to two plays read, justify the statement that, “selfishness and misuse of power among African leaders hinder the achievement of aimed goals in many societies.” Use four points from each play.

(a) Play 1: Point 1 1 alama
(b) Play 1: Point 2 1 alama
(c) Play 1: Point 3 1 alama
(d) Play 1: Point 4 1 alama
(e) Play 2: Point 1 1 alama
(f) Play 2: Point 2 1 alama
(g) Play 2: Point 3 1 alama
(h) Play 2: Point 4 1 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

6. 20 alamas

Discuss the main ideas found in one play of your choice using eight points.

(a) Idea 1 1 alama
(b) Idea 2 1 alama
(c) Idea 3 1 alama
(d) Idea 4 1 alama
(e) Idea 5 1 alama
(f) Idea 6 1 alama
(g) Idea 7 1 alama
(h) Idea 8 1 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

Sehemu C

7. 20 alamas

Give four points from each of the two readings of your choice to support the argument that, the titles of novels give the view of what is happening in that particular society.

(a) Discuss the title of the first novel and its relation to the society it portrays. 10 alama
(b) Discuss the title of the second novel and its relation to the society it portrays. 10 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

8. 20 alamas

Choose two characters from two readings you have done under this section and explain their positive contributions to their societies using four points each.

(a) Explain the positive contributions of the first character to their society. 10 alama
(b) Explain the positive contributions of the second character to their society. 10 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

9. 20 alamas

Use two readings to discuss the causes of conflicts between people in society. Use four points from each reading to support your discussion.

(a) Discuss the causes of conflicts in the first reading. 10 alama
(b) Discuss the causes of conflicts in the second reading. 10 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

Sehemu D

10. 20 alamas

Discuss the relevance of the themes of two poems you have read to the today’s Tanzanian society.

(a) Discuss the relevance of the themes of the first poem to today’s Tanzanian society. 10 alama
(b) Discuss the relevance of the themes of the second poem to today’s Tanzanian society. 10 alama

Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.

11. 20 alamas

Using two poems you have appreciated under this programme, point out four issues raised from each of the poems and then show how those issues are relevant to our society today.

(a) Identify four issues raised from the first poem and explain their relevance to our society today. 10 alama
(b) Identify four issues raised from the second poem and explain their relevance to our society today. 10 alama

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