To some scholars, the writings of Nigerian

author Wole Soyinka perfectly represent

modern African literature and are there-

fore the - of that literature's qualities.

(A) mystic

(B) judiciousness

(C) personification

(D) postulate

(E) paraphrase

(C) personification

Explanation:

Nigerian writer Wole Soyinka's work is concerned with what happens when tradition and progress meet in modern Africa. In fact, the author has opposed the dictatorial oppression of several Nigerian governments since the country's independence from the UK. Finally, many critics consider Soyinka's work praiseworthy, and he even won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1986.