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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Leafy plans to offer Adekunle a trip to ____________.
(a) Madrid.
(b) Sydney.
(c) London.
(d) New York.
2. While hiding out and waiting for the election, what does Leafy think of Dr. Murray?
(a) He is a scoundrel.
(b) He is a traitor.
(c) He is acting nobly and ethically.
(d) He is a liar.
3. In Part Two, Chapter 1, who does Leafy feels is the one he's been waiting for all his life?
(a) Judy.
(b) Hazel.
(c) Chloe.
(d) Priscilla.
4. Where is Chloe Fanshawe told to stay to remain safe?
(a) At the High Commission.
(b) At the home of Denzil Jones.
(c) At Adekunle's.
(d) At the university.
5. What did Leafy mistakenly tell Robinson?
(a) About the winner of the election.
(b) About the party at Adekunle's.
(c) About Fanshawe's true intentions.
(d) About his affair with Celia.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Leafy tell Dr. Murray after escaping the riots?
2. Where is the second apartment for Hazel located?
3. Whom does Leafy impersonate when leaving the party at Adekunle's?
4. When Leafy arrives home from the Commission premises with the servant's body, who is protesting in front of his house?
5. At the end of Part Two, Chapter 13, why does Leafy think Celia wants him?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Part Two, Chapter 9, why doesn't Leafy have sex with Priscilla?
2. Who are the various people Leafy has to report to, and what stress does this cause him?
3. In Part Two, Leafy is losing many things. What is he losing?
4. What is Project Kingpin?
5. Are internal or external causes the root of Leafy's problems?
6. What is Femi Robinson's role in the novel?
7. With what information does Adekunle blackmail Leafy?
8. In Part Two, Chapters 6-10, how does Leafy display his anger?
9. Explain the predicament Leafy has gotten himself into by having a relationship with Celia.
10. Describe the affair between Celia and Leafy.
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