WAEC WASSCE Literature 2010 past questions and answers
This 2010 WAEC WASSCE Literature set has 40 practice questions. Try these 5 free sample questions, tap a question to reveal the answer and explanation. Then practise the whole 2010 set with instant marking.
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1. A director plans where each actor stands and how each moves during a scene; what is this arrangement called?
- Blocking
- Casting
- Costuming
- Editing
Answer: A. Blocking
Blocking is the planned movement and positioning of actors on stage.
2. In a production, two characters maintain a great physical distance during a private conversation to suggest distrust; which aspect of stage communication is being used?
- Pantomime
- Proxemics
- Chorus
- Properties
Answer: B. Proxemics
Proxemics concerns how physical distance and spatial relationships communicate meaning.
3. A group in a play comments on the consequences of a ruler's decisions and reflects the community's response; what dramatic element are they performing?
- A prologue
- A soliloquy
- A chorus
- A subplot
Answer: C. A chorus
A chorus is a group that comments on or responds to the main action.
4. Before a play's main action begins, a short opening section introduces the conflict and gives the audience essential background; what is this section called?
- An epilogue
- A denouement
- A flashback
- A prologue
Answer: D. A prologue
A prologue precedes the main action and may introduce its background or conflict.
5. Early in a story, a character notices a hairline crack in a dam just before a season of heavy rain; which technique hints at a later event?
- Foreshadowing
- Flashback
- Digression
- Inversion
Answer: A. Foreshadowing
Foreshadowing plants clues that suggest events to come.
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