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What is the significance of the phrase "west African sepia"?

AThe phrase refers to a type of African dance involving inked patterns

BIt signifies a cultural movement in west Africa emphasizing artistic expression

CIt is the dark brown colored pigment made from the secretion of the cuttlefish

DIt describes a mythical creature from west African folklore known for its wisdom

Answer:

C. It is the dark brown colored pigment made from the secretion of the cuttlefish

Read Explanation:

  • The image "west African sepia" is used in Wole Soyinka's Telephone conversation.

  • The poet deliberately used this image(west African sepia) to ironically attack the racial prejudice of the land lady.


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