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Read the excerpt below from Niyi Osundare's prescribed African poem *The Leader and the Led*:

"The hyena says the crown is his
But the elephants shudder at his bad breath"

Which figure of speech is primarily employed in these lines to attribute human speech and traits to animals?

Within the broad classification of economic occupations, any personal service rendered directly to an individual consumer for monetary remuneration—such as private tutoring or bespoke tailoring—is categorized as a commercial activity within the scope of Commerce.

A wholesale firm distributes a printed product catalogue containing price lists to several retail shop owners. In commercial law, which of the following best describes the legal status of distributing this catalogue?

A nationwide agricultural distribution enterprise in Nigeria replaces its manual record-keeping system with a cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platform that connects regional warehouses, transport logistics providers, and retail buyers in real time. Beyond merely automating existing paper records, which of the following best evaluates the strategic importance of this Information and Communication Technology (ICT) adoption to the firm's commercial operations?

Read the following unseen dramatic excerpt carefully:

KANAYO: (Pacing across the courtyard, holding a sealed parchment)
The king sleeps soundly, believing the northern border is secure. He does not know that the messenger he dispatched at dawn carries his execution warrant, signed by his own trusted commander.
EFE: (Entering quietly, carrying a lantern)
Kanayo! Why do you wander in the dark like a ghost haunted by unseen debts?
KANAYO: (Quickly hiding the parchment behind his back)
The night carries whispers, Efe. I only listen to what the wind tells the trees.

Based on the excerpt above, complete the sentence by identifying the dramatic device created by Kanayo's opening statement.

Match each excerpt from the prescribed African poems in Column A with its corresponding central theme or message in Column B.

In Alex Agyei-Agyiri's prescribed novel *Unexpected Joy at Dawn*, what primary physical feature causes Nii Tackie to be continually identified and targeted as a foreigner in Ghana?

In Elechi Amadi's prescribed novel *The Concubine*, what cosmological revelation does the diviner Anyika disclose regarding Ihuoma's spiritual identity and the tragic fate of her suitors?

Read the unseen literary lines below and match each line (Line 1 to Line 4) to the primary literary device it illustrates.

A merchant based in Enugu purchases footwear in bulk directly from manufacturers in Abia State and resells them in smaller quantities to local shopkeepers in Anambra State. Under the classification of trade, how is this merchant's commercial activity categorized?

Read the unseen poem extract below carefully:

"The crown decreed that taxes must be paid,
To fill the coffers of the royal court;
While humble spades worked in the dusty glade,
Unaware of laws the kingdom wrought."

In line 1 of the excerpt above, what literary device is used in the phrase "the crown"?

Match each dramatic movement or historical period on the left with its defining philosophical framework and structural convention on the right.

A manufacturing firm in Kano produces leather goods in large quantities, exceeding the consumption capacity of the local community. Through commercial activities, the firm sells its surplus across multiple regions and countries. Which fundamental function of commerce is illustrated in this scenario?

Read the following unseen prose extract carefully:

"From the shadowy threshold of the parlor, one could observe Uncle Silas meticulously folding the yellowed deed, his hands steady despite the tempest outside. He believed that by concealing the document, the family legacy would remain intact. Yet, we who watched him from the dark knew that his silence was born not of strength, but of profound cowardice."

Statement: The passage employs a third-person omniscient narrative point of view because it reveals Uncle Silas's internal belief and motivation.

Read the extract below from Oscar Wilde's prescribed Non-African drama, *The Importance of Being Earnest*, and answer the question that follows:

LADY BRACKNELL: [...] Cecily is not a girl with a fortune who can afford to waste her time in idle courtship.
JACK: I beg your pardon, Lady Bracknell, but Miss Cardew has a hundred and thirty thousand pounds in the Funds.
LADY BRACKNELL: [Suddenly interested] A hundred and thirty thousand pounds! And in the Funds! Miss Cardew seems to me a most attractive young lady, now that I look at her.

In the excerpt above, Lady Bracknell's sudden shift in attitude upon learning of Cecily's wealth primarily serves to expose which central thematic concern of the play?

Read the poetic excerpt below:

"The bright fire shines inside the silent night,
And guiding beams ignite a gentle light."

Which sound device is predominantly employed through the repetition of internal vowel sounds in the lines above?

An entrepreneur operates a small provisions store as a sole proprietor. During a severe business downturn, the enterprise incurs trade debts that exceed its total business assets. Under commercial law governing sole proprietorships, how are the remaining creditors' claims settled?

Examine the unseen literary excerpts provided on the left and match each excerpt to the primary figure of speech or literary device it demonstrates on the right.

Read the extract below from William Shakespeare's prescribed Non-African drama, *Macbeth*, and answer the question that follows:

MACBETH:
Is this a dagger which I see before me,
The handle toward my hand? Come, let me clutch thee.
I have thee not, and yet I see thee still.
Art thou not, fatal vision, sensible
To feeling as to sight? or art thou but
A dagger of the mind, a false creation,
Proceeding from the heat-oppressed brain?

Which of the following best describes the dramatic significance of the vision of the dagger in this extract?

Read the poetic extract below carefully:

Silent streams through meadows glide,
Beneath the silver moonlit sky;
The whispering winds of eventide
Sweep softly as the hours pass by.
No shadows haunt the peaceful lake,
Where quiet dreams at last awake.

What is the rhyme scheme of the stanza above?