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WAEC Literature in English 2011 Objective — Question 48

Question 48 of 50 from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Literature in English 2011 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation.

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[Extract, Act I Scene Two, lines 441-445] "...The Duke of Milan / And his more braver daughter could control thee / If now't were fit to do't. At the first sight / They have changed eyes. Delicate Ariel, / I'll set thee free for this!" Read the extract and answer questions 46-50. "Thee" in line two refers to

  • A. A. Prospero
  • B. B. Sebastian
  • C. C. FerdinandCorrect
  • D. D. Antonio

Explanation

In line two ('And his more braver daughter could control thee'), Prospero is speaking about Ferdinand being controlled/charmed by Miranda's beauty. (Note: the official WAEC answer key for this Tempest section was not present in the source scan; the answer and explanation below are derived from the text of the play itself.)

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