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See WAEC Literature-In-English Paper 3, May/June 2014 questions and answers below:
Question 1: Compare the characters of Mr. Onyimdze and Mr. Borofosem.
Observation: Candidates were expected to provide the following points:
- Both characters previously resided in England.
- They belonged to the educated class.
- Mr. Onyimdze, a young barrister, administers justice with integrity and fairness.
- Mr. Borofosem, a merchant, lacks decisiveness and sound judgment, evident in his wavering behavior influenced by his wife's erratic conduct.
- Mr. Onyimdze is portrayed as a defender of African culture, upholding traditional values despite his British education.
- Mr. Borofosem is depicted as a submissive husband, allowing his wife to dictate his actions at home.
- Mr. Onyimdze successfully handles a bigamy case in support of Miss Tsiba, who is swayed by Western marriage customs.
- Mr. Onyimdze not only safeguards traditional values against Western influence but also encourages anglicized characters, including Mr. Borofosem, to embrace their cultural heritage.
Most candidates who addressed the question adequately provided these points and received favorable scores.
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PART 2:
Question 2: Assess the impact of colonialism in the play.
Observation: Candidates were expected to cover the following aspects:
Introduction to colonialism.
Detailed discussion of at least three aspects of colonialism depicted in the play:
- The blind adoption of Western culture by certain characters.
- Disregard for African marital customs, exemplified by Mr. Okudu and Miss Tsiba, and its repercussions.
- Abuse of African funeral rites, as seen through the actions of Mr. Tsiba.
- Transition away from African cuisine and beverages by certain characters.
- Incorrect usage of the English language by certain characters.
Most candidates addressed the question adequately, providing a thorough analysis of the impact of colonialism within the context of the play, resulting in a commendable performance overall.