Observation

This question was from oral prose titled Ọmalinze
Candidates were asked to describe a character called ‘mmụọ isi asaa’, what the character said when he met Obiadị, what happened to the character at the end and the moral lesson from the poem “Obiadị” in (a) and in (b) identify six types of food the poor child was eating in the rich man’s house.
The expected answers were:
  (a) (i)   -           Obi jọrọ ya njọ.
                      -           Agwọ ojii asaa nọ n’isi asaa ya.
                      -           Anwụrụ ọkụ na-apụ n’ahụ ya dum.

        (ii)    -        Ọ kpọrọ ya nwa ya, sị ya na ori anụ adịghị eri anụ awọ.
-        Ọ sịrị na ebe ọ bụ na ya bụ nwata sawara ụsa wee rie ogwumaagala na ọ
ga-aṅa afọ ya n’ọkụ.
-         Ọ sịrị ya na ọ bụ ịhụchata ụzọ ka mgbọ ji atụ enwe n’isi.
(iii)               Nna Obiadị jiri mma nkwụ ya gbawaa ya afọ, ọ nwụọ.

              (iv)   -           Nnupu isi adịghị mma.
-           Nwata kwesịrị irubere nne na nna ya isi.
-           Mkpọchi ntị adịghị mma/ jọgburu onwe ya.

(b)        -           Ụtara ji
-           Ofe, anụ na azụ jupụtara
-           Ụkwa
-           Osikapa
-           Ji mara abụba
-           Nri ọgaranya dị icheiche

Most candidates that attempted this question wrote irrelevant answers.