*WAEC ENGLISH LANGUAGE* *SECTION B* (6a) Because tailoring had always been a sensitive topic between them, and he didn't want to ruin their reunion. (6b) The teachers believed Obum would go far in life due to his brilliance and precocious abilities. (6c) The author implies that Taju had picked up a bad habit or addiction, possibly alcohol or drug abuse. (6d) (i) He lost his parents and two of his siblings. (ii) He lost his senses and ended up as a "shirtless wanderer" on the streets. (6e) He lacked the professional skill and experience to make a proper bespoke suit despite his claims. (6f) The writer sees friendship as costly and sometimes disappointing, as seen in the line: “we have to pay such a heavy price for friendship.” (6g) Euphemism (6h) (i) Noun phrase. (ii) It serves as the complement of the subject "the golden child" in the sentence. (6i) (i) premium – high-quality (ii) sensitive – delicate (iii) a priceless – an invaluable (iv) thickset – stocky (v) unassuming – modest (vi) grotesque – ugly or distorted