WAEC Literature in English 2016 Theory — Question 2
Question 2 of 18 from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Literature in English 2016 Theory paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation.
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2. Examine the significance of Vickie and Kabria's visit to the police station.
Model answer
Vickie and Kabria's visit to the police station reveals the poor state of the police as an institution meant to protect citizens. They go with necessary information about a MUTE girl (Fofo) and Kabria decide to help. As agreed by the MUTE informant, Kabria and Vickie visit the police station with the message that implies that a girl vehicle is supposed to go there. What they insist upon, cynically and mockingly, is that they seem to be genting the message. Kabira and Vickie decide to go, revealing the police's unmotivated state of the poor sector city. Their visit shows that the Inspector continues to order the women to leave. When they insist and asks them to see the yard and puts him if they show the message that the phone is dead, in the ceiling decide to leave. The Inspector confirms this two of them on the phone that dying up. Then, minds for one seat to leave the two orders pick up on the phone contributes irreconcilable to the theme of sexual abuse and parental irresponsibility in the novel.
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