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Postcolonial Writings MCQs: 71 Questions & Answers in Faculty

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Postcolonial Writings MCQs: 71 Questions & Answers in Faculty

________ is a poem by A. D Hope.

In “House and Land”, _________ is hopelessly obsessed with her past and the future appears to hold no hope.

In the poem “House and Land”, _______ stands as a symbol of hope and redemption.

In David Diop’s “Africa”, the poet hopes to create a renewed Africa out of the bitter experiences of __________.

Through the poem ________, the poet attacks the world’s theory that Africa does not possess a history.

David Diop’s __________ celebrates the typical love of the African for their motherland and the ancestors.

Who died at a very early age of 33 in an air crash off Dakar, Senegal in 1960?

The ______ in the poem “Mystic Drum” is the personification of industrialization.

“Mystic Drum” is Okara’s _______. a) Ode b) elegy c) love lyric d) song

The ________ culture is connected with nature. Okara’s “Mystic Drum”.

The term _______ refers to the Unification of African- American life.

________ is a neighbourhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan.

The adjective “sulphurous” indicates _________ which is visible in every busy and over populated city.

The phrase “frosty smile” is a simile that refers to a ____________.

___________ is the commercial as well as capital of America.

Leopold Senghor is associated with _____________.

In the poem, A Letter, the ______, is a threatening symbol of danger. a) needle b) thorn c) flower d) nail

__________ was a Senegalese poet, politician, and cultural theorist. 25. Who was the founder of the Senegalese Democratic Bloc Party?

_________ depicts Dom Moraes’ search for identity, his sense of rootlessness and his love for embracing varieties and multiplicities of life.

“Bronze breasts” refers to the __________.

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