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The document contains dialogues between M. Hamet and Frantz regarding homework, where Frantz explains he was out with his parents. It also includes excerpts from a literature textbook with questions related to themes and poetic devices in the texts. Students are instructed to answer questions based on the excerpts and provide brief responses.

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The document contains dialogues between M. Hamet and Frantz regarding homework, where Frantz explains he was out with his parents. It also includes excerpts from a literature textbook with questions related to themes and poetic devices in the texts. Students are instructed to answer questions based on the excerpts and provide brief responses.

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(i) Report the diaiogues to completethe paragraphthatfol

M. Hamet: Have you done your homework today. rant


Frantz: No sir ! hadto go out with my parents
M. Hamnel: l cannot forrgive you Yon have to call your parents tornorrow.
had to
Mr. M.Hamel askd Frantz (i) Frantz replied negatively saying that hehim and
gO Out with his parents Then MI M amel angrrily saidthat he couldn't forgive
asked him (i)

SECTIOND:LTERATURE TEXTBOOK (26 marks)

(8} Read the given excerpts and answer the questions briefly, for ANY TWO
exCerpts, of the three, given. (4+4=8)
(A)The voice of my education saidto me He must be killed,
For in Sicily, the black, black snakes are innocent, the gold are venomous.
And vOIce in me said, if yOu were a man

You would take a stick and break him now, and finish him off.
() What is the Sicilian belief? (1)
(1) What does the poetmean by "Thevoice of education'? (1)
(üi) Which poetic devicehas been used in the 2nd line?
(1)
(iv) Why doesthe poet not killthesnake?
(1)

(B) SERVANT:They would not have youto stir forth to-day.


JPiucking the entrails of an offering forth,
They could not find a heart within the beast.
CAESAR: The gods dothis in shame of cowardice:
Caesar should be abeast without aheart,
If he should stay at home to-day for fear.
No, Caesar shall not: danger knows full well
That Caesar is more dangerous than he:
We are two lions litter'd in one day,
And I the elder and more terrible:
And Caesar shall go forth.

()What did the augurers (priests) say about the sacrifice? (1)
(ii) Why do the gods do this tothe beast? (1)
(iii) What logic does Caesar put forward to go out after the sacrifice ceremony was over?

(1)
(iv) Explain: 'Caesar is more dangerous than he'. (1)

(C)Tortured by doubt and remorse, he sat down inthe glow of the charcoal sigri to wait
(1) Whosat by the charcoal sigri?
(1)
(i) What was he waiting for?
(1)
(iii) Why was 'he' feeling tortured?
(iv) The word
(1)
In the extract means 'deep regret.
(1)

(9) Answer ANY FIVE of the


following six questions in about 30- 40 words
each.
)Why
exhibit?
were the boys in the
deserted
(5x2=10 marks)

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