Learn/WAEC WASSCE/Syllabus/LiteratureStudy this course in LearnPractice opens in your WAEC WASSCE workspace after you sign in. Questions and lecture notes stay there.Practice this courseOpen lecture notesOfficial rules, eligibility, and dates stay on the WAEC WASSCE guide.course outlineShakespearean textAntony and CleopatraAfrican prosePede Hollist: So the Path Does not DieElma Shaw: Redemption RoadNon-African proseHarper Lee: To Kill a MockingbirdSusanne Bellefeuille: Path of Lucas: The Journey He EnduredAfrican dramaBosede Ademilua-Afolayan: Once Upon an ElephantEfua Sutherland: The Marriage of AnansewaNon-African dramaJ. D. Priestley: An Inspector CallsRobert Bolt: A Man for all SeasonsAfrican poetryGabriel Okara: Once Upon a TimeElizabeth L. A. Kamara: New TongueWole Soyinka: NightNiyi Osundare: Not my BusinessS.O.H. Afriyie-Vidza: Hearty GarlandsSyl Cheney-Coker: The Breast of the SeaNon-African poetryLord Byron: She Walks in BeautyGeoffrey Chaucer: The Nun’s Priest’s TaleSeamus Heaney: DiggingMaya Angelou: Still I RiseFleur Adcock: The Telephone CallWilfred Wilson Gibson: The StoneOther TopicsIntroduction to drama definition characteristics forms comedy tragedy etcElements of prose plot settings conflict character characterisation etcHow to answer unseen proseFigures of speechGeneral knowledge of literatureIntroduction to poetry definition characteristics elementsIntroduction to prose definition characteristics fiction vs non fictionLiterary appreciation unseen literatureDramaturgyHow to answer unseen poetryLiterary devicesLiterary analysis