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                   C.  5
                   D.  6
                   E.  7

               3. Which verses is repeated
                   A.  2 and 3
                   B.  3 and 4
                   C.  4 and 5
                   D.  5 and 6
                   E.  6 and 7

               4. The social function of the song above is to …
                   A.  Amuse the listeners
                   B.  Inform the listeners
                   C.  Criticize the listeners
                   D.  Motivate the listeners
                   E.  Discuss with the listeners

               5. How did the singer feel when he presented the song?
                   A.  Happy
                   B.  Blissful
                   C.  Delighted
                   D.  Enchanted
                   E.  Disappointed

               6. What’s the meaning of the following sentences?
                    ‘You, what do you own the world?
                     How do you own disorder, disorder’
                   A.  You live on the world
                   B.  Do you own the world?
                   C.  You live on the messy world
                   D.  You are the owner of the world
                   E.  The world is a safe place to live

               7. What’s the theme of the song?
                   A.  Love
                   B.  Anger
                   C.  Sadness
                   D.  Happiness
                   E.  Dissatisfied

               8. In which sentence do you find metaphor?
                   A.  When I became the sun.
                   B.  Conversion, software version 7.0.
                   C.  You, what do you own the world?
                   D.  Eating seeds as a pastime activity.
                   E.  More wood for the fires, loud neighbors

               9. In which sentence do you find simile?
                   A.  When I became the sun.
                   B.  Conversion, software version 7.0.


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