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It is from this environment that the young Fellowes looks toward the distant mountains and the horizon. Ilalabwe Ilalabwe, associated with his grandmother, is another important place in his childhood imagination. The young Fellowes imagines that his grandmother’s village lies near the Nyika...

The Horizon Unveiled by Fellowes Mwaisela is a fictionalised autobiography charting the narrator's transformative journey from rural childhood naivety in Tanzania to broad global awareness. The 20-chapter novel serves as a core selected English text under the Tanzania Advanced Level syllabus...

The original owner of the farm.. Alcoholic, his addiction to alcohol contributes to his downfall, it leads to poor management of the farm and loss of control. Lazy , instead of working hard he depends on the animals to do everything. Oppressor, animals suffer under his control because he...

Chapter 9 Boxer is sold In this chapter we see Boxer refuses to take even a day off work, Benjamin advises Boxer to work less Boxer refuses to listen Animal farm is proclaimed a Republic and it becomes necessary to elect a president, there is only one candidate for contesting presidential...

Themes from this chapter Conflict Corruption Betrayal Chapter 6 Hard Work and Broken Promises This chapter begins animals work like slave to build the windmill, Napoleon gives announcement to animals that any animal who is absent from the work his rations of meal will be reduced half...

Themes from this chapter. Revolution Leadership Equality Conflict Education Chapter 3 Building the New Society The animals work together to harvest crops successfully, Snowball organizes committees and education programs, the pigs begin to gain special privileges Boxer becomes known for...

TITLE: ANIMAL FARM AUTHOR: GEORGE ORWELL PREPARED BY CHUMA MAJALIWA GENRE: NOVELLA SETTING: MANOR FARM AND ANIMAL FARM BRIEF INTRODUCTION Animal Farm is a political allegory that tells the story of a group of farm animals who rebel against their human farmer in order to create a society in...

MESSAGES The play presents several messages that we may learn from these people. Some of them are; The leaders should be responsible in executing their duties and responsibilities. They should not wait until there is an inspector coming to inspect their institutions. Ignorance is an...

NEPOTISM Many people expect to get favours from the Mayor in case he goes to live in Petersburg because they are friends; Korob for instance says “I shall be bringing my son to the capital next year, to enter him in the service. I hope you will do me the favour of taking him under your...

The Mayor is a hypocrite. He admits that he goes to church on Sunday but he takes bribes. Hlestakov is a hypocrite. He pretends to love the wife of the Mayor, and then changes his mind to her daughter. He says to Marya “It was my love for you that made me do it” (p.60) then he says to Anna...

THEMATIC ANALYSIS BRIBERY/CORRUPTION The major theme of the play is corruption and bribery. The society is extremely corrupt and they induce corruption in order to get favours from the superiors or cover up their failings. There are many cases of bribery and corruption in the play but we...

Proverbs and sayings My heart’s in my mouth. (p.8) There is more here than meets the eye. (p.9) Now there is nothing left to us but ropes around our necks and die. (p.55) You know they say “New notes new happiness”. (p.64) Trust a pig to smell out the rich feeding! (p.72) A great ship...

INTRODUCTION/TITLE OF THE PLAY The Government Inspector is a comedy play that was written by Nikolai Vasilyevitch Gogol in 1834. It features a junior civil servant called Hlestakov who is broke and starving but is mistaken for the dreaded Nemesis, the Inspector-General. A word has gone round...

ACT THREE Scene one – the room in the mayor’s house. The mayor wakes up confused because of the presence of a distinguished guest in his house. He asks Yosif what kind of treatment his master likes and Yosif grabs the opportunity. He says that his master likes being well received and...

ACT THREE Scene one – the room in the mayor’s house. The mayor wakes up confused because of the presence of a distinguished guest in his house. He asks Yosif what kind of treatment his master likes and Yosif grabs the opportunity. He says that his master likes being well received and...

THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR By NIKOLAI GOGOL SETTIG: RUSSIA YEAR: 1834 Cast of Characters • Anton Antonovitch – Mayor • Artemy Filipovitch – Charity Commissioner • A’mmos Fyodorovitch – Judge. • Luka Lukitch – School Superintendent. • Ivan Koosmitch – Postmaster. • Peter...

STANDARD FOUR ZONAL MOCK ASSESSMENT 2026 (MBEYA, NJOMBE, SONGWE, RUKWA, RUVUMA)

FORM THREE MIDTERM EXAMINATION AUGUST 2026 - BUSEGA DISTRICT COUNCIL MATHEMATICS | MARKING GUIDE BIBLE KNOWLEDGE | MARKING GUIDE BIOLOGY | MARKING GUIDE CHEMISTRY | MARKING GUIDE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH | MARKING GUIDE ENGLISH LANGUAGE | MARKING GUIDE GEOGRAPHY | MARKING GUIDE PHYSICAL...

CHAPTER FOUR: PHOTOGRAPH READING AND INTERPRETATION Definitions of Photograph - Photograph is picture produced by using a camera or satellite or radar, and then made visible and permanent by chemical treatment, or stored digitally. OR - Photograph is a picture taken by means of chemical lights...

CHAPTER THREE: MAP READING AND INTERPRETATION Definitions of Map - Map is a representation usually on a flat surface of the whole or a part of an area on a flat surface like cloth, wall, piece of paper etc. For example a city or country, which shows its main features, such as its roads...