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Literature in English WAEC 2023

Read the poem below and answer the question below:

Miniver Cheevy, child of scorn,

Grew lean while he assailed the seasons

He wept that he was ever born,

And he had reasons.
 

Miniver loved the days of old

When swords were bright and steeds prancing

The vision of a warrior bold

Would set him dancing.
 

In the last stanza, the persona is

  • fantasizing checkmark
  • angry
  • malnourished
  • pretending

The correct answer is: A

Explanation

In the last stanza, the persona is fantasizing. This is evident from the lines 'Miniver loved the days of old' and 'The vision of a warrior bold Would set him dancing.' These lines suggest that Miniver Cheevy is imagining or fantasizing about the past.

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