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IGCSE: THE BLACK BALL

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IGCSE- THE BLACK BALL: A SHORT STORY BY RALPH ELLISON  A short story about an attempt to build an integrated union in the American south. Contains racial slurs, and references to racial motivated assault and sexual assault, among other issues. I had rushed through the early part of the day mopping the lobby, placing fresh sand in the tall green jars, sweeping and dusting the halls, and emptying the trash to be burned later on in the day into the incinerator. And I had stopped only once to chase out after a can of milk for Mrs Johnson, who had a new baby and was always nice to my boy. I had started at six o’clock, and around eight I ran out to the quarters where we lived over the garage to dress the boy and give him his fruit and cereal. He was very thoughtful sitting there in his high chair and paused several times with his spoon midway to his mouth to watch me as I chewed my toast. `What’s the matter son?` `Daddy, am I black?` `Of course not, you’re brown. You know you’re not blac...
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Literature: So Path Does Not Die By Pede Holist

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  WAEC PROSE TEXT: "SO THE PATH DOES NOT DIE" BY PEDE HOLLIST. PLOT SUMMARY, THEMES, CHARACTERS, CHARACTERIZATION & PRACTICE QUESTIONS   Summary of So the Path Does Not Die By Pede Hollist So the Path Does Not Die follows the life journey of Fina Fotia, a young Sierra Leonean woman navigating complex cultural expectations, identity struggles, migration, and trauma. The story begins with Fina’s childhood in Sierra Leone, where she faces rigid cultural norms, including pressure for circumcision (female genital mutilation), marriage expectations, and gender restrictions. After a traumatic incident involving her family and society’s inability to protect her, Fina migrates to the United States in search of freedom, safety, and a fresh start... Get the remaining materials for a token of #1000 Pay into this account:  Palmpay Acc no: 8030499846 Share your payment receipt on our Whatsapp channel 08030499846 the remaining materials will be sent to you via email.
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Blozzom Everyday Institute

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  Blozzom Everyday Institute  Price List for Online Private Classes (Per Hour, One-on-One) 1. IELTS Preparation — ₦5000/hour Intensive packages (e.g., 10–20 hours) often ₦50,000 2. TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language methods/certification support) ₦5,000/hour 3. Cambridge Checkpoint (Lower Secondary, e.g., English/Math/Science) —#5000/hour Often bundled with IGCSE prep. 4. IGCSE (Cambridge IGCSE, various subjects) — 6000/hour Monthly packages (e.g., 8–12 sessions) ₦70000+ per subject. 5. UTME / JAMB — ₦5000/hour 6. WAEC / NECO / GCE (WASSCE/SSCE for private candidates) — ₦4500/hour 7. BECE (Junior WAEC) —#5000/hour Subjects: All core and elective subjects available (e.g., Math, English, Sciences, Government, Literature, etc.). Guarantee: Focused, result-oriented tutoring with past questions, mocks, and personalized strategies. Interested? Contact us today@ Blozzom Everyday Institute Phone/WhatsApp: 08030499846 Email: blozzomeverday@gmail.com
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Examination1

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 1. Where did the students go for the excursion? a. The school library b. The National Museum c. The city market d. The amusement park 2. What time did the students gather at the school gate? a. 7 a.m. b. 8 a.m. c. 9 a.m. d. 6 a.m. 3. What did the teachers do before the trip started? a. Gave the students money b. Told them to go home c. Divided them into groups d. Sent them to class 4. Which of the following did the students NOT see? a. Ancient carvings b. Historical photographs c. Aircraft models d. Traditional clothing 5. What was the documentary about? a. Wildlife conservation b. Cultural heritage c. Weather changes d. Sports events 6. Where did the students have lunch? a. In the school canteen b. Inside the classroom c. In the museum garden d. At the school hall 7. How did the students feel at the end of the excursion? a. Bored b. Confused c. Tired d. Excited 8. Why was the excursion memorable? a. They slept all day b. They learned new things c. Their parents came with them d. ...
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 EXPOSITORY ESSAY An expository essay is a type of essay that explains, describes, or informs the reader about a particular topic in a clear, straightforward, and logical manner. The writer does not give personal opinions or try to persuade the reader; instead, the essay presents facts, evidence, examples, and explanations to make the subject easy to understand. Features of an Expository Essay 1. Clarity and Simplicity – Ideas are explained in a simple, clear, and logical way so the reader can easily understand. 2. Impersonal and Objective – Focuses on facts and information rather than personal opinions or emotions. 3. Well-structured – Usually follows the standard essay format: Introduction (with a clear thesis statement) Body paragraphs (each explaining one idea with facts, examples, or evidence) Conclusion (summarises main points). 4. Evidence-based – Relies on facts, statistics, examples, or definitions rather than arguments or persuasion. 5. Formal Language – Uses formal tone ...
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