Women unlike men are the people who shape the destiny of any given society.
Akoko,more than any other woman in the River and the Source plays an important role in the destiny of a community.She is determined and does things that no one would ever have thought of .She allows Peter to join the Seminary hence continuity of the church.She allows Elizabeth Awiti to join a teacher training college so that she may be independent even in marriage.This saves Awiti from early marriage,she therefore through Akoko becomes the bedrock of her family.
Elizabeth Awiti is a trained primary school teacher.She is so bright in school that people prophesy that she would not get a man to marry her.She chooses a person she loves and one she can discuss issues with and not seen as a chattel.She is a strict but a motherly disciplinarian who guides all her children to prosperity.She remains the only girl in a class of eleven in primary school.
Wandia who is Aoros wife studied and became a doctor.In a group of six at the university of Nairobi,she asks the others to introduce themselves before they start working on the cadaver,so that they get to know each other.She is the one who proposes to Aoro,she beats Aoro in Anatomy,she becomes the first woman to get a doctorate in medicine and the chairperson of the Department of Pathology at the University of Nairobi.She becomes a role model not only to her children but also to Becky's whom she adopted.
It is clear from the illustration above that women in this society played a major role in shaping the destiny of the community unlike their male counterparts.
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ADZAK( in the Grand Duke's accent):Is any here knows me?Am Grand Duke.
IRONSHIRTS:
What is he?
The Grand Duke.He knows him,too.
Fine.So get on with the trial.
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FAT PRINCE(Smilling):Let he have it my little fox!
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a)Explain the events that precede the extract above(5marks)
b)Identify and explain any two themes evident in this extract(4 marks)
c)How has Azdak been presented in this extract(4 marks)
d)Identify and explain any literary techniques employed in this extract(4 marks)
e)Explain what takes place after this incident?(2 marks)
f)Add a question tag to the following sentence.Hang him!Hang him!(2 marks)
g)Write homophone of the following words:
sent
you
won
h)Write the meaning of the following words:
Embezzled
Mad cap
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Explain why Ego-centrism has been used in Betrayal in the City by Francis Imbuga.
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Write an essay to show how Francis Imbuga has used the theme of Social Oppression in Betrayal in the City.
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Write an essay to illustrate how the theme of Betrayal has been used by Francis Imbuga in Betrayal in the City
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Read the extract below and answer the question that follows.
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Read the extract below and answer the question that follow.
Comfort of a husband and children around her knees.When it came to making ruthless decisions,she equaled her mother.She would cut herself off from her people. She would seek another life,a different way.She had enough.For the first time she felt quite lucky to have a daughter.A son held one under much more obligation than did a daughter for he must be firmly rooted in his people from whom he would inherit land and from who he was inextricable.You might wander the world with your son but in the end you had to take him back to where he belonged-his fathers people. A girl,on the other hand ,was a wanderer who would settle anywhere and marry anywhere. Nyabera felt free to go.
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a)Explain what happens before this extract.(4 marks)
b)Why is Nyabera full of bitterness(3 marks)
c)"A son held one under much more obligation than did a daughter for he must be firmly rooted in his people from whom he would inherit land and from whom he would inherit land and from whom he was inextricable"
Explain the meaning of this statement in context.Explain the meaning of this statement.(3 marks)
d)Identify and illustrate any two themes in this extract.(4 marks)
e)"Nyabera felt free to go"Explain the meaning of this statement(2 marks)
f)Immediately after this extract,Nyabera sets out to look for pipipo. what does she learn from him about the new religion(4 marks)
g)Illustrate any one feature of style evident in this extract (2 marks)
h)Mention and illustrate one character trait of Nyabera in this extract (2 marks)
i)"she had had enough......"(add an appropriate tag question)(1 mark)
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