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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How is the Seeker instructed to pen down her desires?
(a) On a piece of wood.
(b) On the wall.
(c) On a piece of luxurious paper.
(d) In a diary.
2. What accusations surrounded the elections mentioned in the magazine?
(a) Kidnappings of party agents.
(b) Clear majority win without controversies.
(c) A fair and transparent election process.
(d) Only the involvement of foreign entities.
3. Who was found sneaking into the church to drink the communion wine in the allegorical story?
(a) The head priest.
(b) A local thief.
(c) The sexton.
(d) The attendees.
4. Who presented Sir Goddie with a transcript detailing an awkward event at Akpanga's home?
(a) Dr. Merutali.
(b) Duyole
(c) The rookie politician.
(d) Chief Akpanga himself.
5. Who is honored during the gathering at Hilltop Manor?
(a) Larinwa Odumade.
(b) Kufeji.
(c) Dr. Kighare Menka.
(d) Pitan-Payne.
6. Who is the brain behind the "Yeomen of the Year" awards?
(a) Nkem Nwankwo.
(b) Sir Godfrey Danfere.
(c) Chief Ubenzy Oromotaya.
(d) Usman Bedu.
7. Who did Tibidje draw inspiration from in his vision to become a prominent religious figure?
(a) His parents.
(b) Father Divine.
(c) A local imam.
(d) A famous Nigerian priest.
8. Which controversy did Engineer Duyole Pitan-Payne uncover?
(a) The controversial political strategies of the People's Steward.
(b) The decline of African cultural practices.
(c) The theft of the kola nut bowl.
(d) The explosion at a major electricity distribution station.
9. How does Pitan know the village of Gumchi?
(a) He read about it in a book.
(b) It's the home village of a close friend.
(c) It's his own home village.
(d) He visited it for a project.
10. Which organization do the men who approach Menka represent?
(a) Humanitarian Workers for Change.
(b) National Pre-eminence Board.
(c) United Against Waste.
(d) Primary Resources Management.
11. Who suggested the title "The People’s Steward"?
(a) An intern from the Institute of Theological Studies.
(b) Dr. Merutali.
(c) The rookie politician.
(d) Sir Godfrey Danfere.
12. What was Chief Akpanga's connection that boosted his image among the public?
(a) His charitable work in education.
(b) His association with the palm oil trade.
(c) His ties to the media industry.
(d) His expertise in foreign policy.
13. Where does Dennis Tibidje face accusations that force him to move from the UK?
(a) Attempted rape.
(b) Theft.
(c) Fraud.
(d) Embezzlement.
14. What led to a near-fatal confrontation involving Chief Ubenzy?
(a) A mix-up in award nominations.
(b) Accusations of corruption.
(c) A personal rivalry.
(d) An argument over ceremony protocol.
15. After his ministry gets attacked, what does Tibidje urge among different faiths?
(a) Economic collaboration.
(b) A joint education system.
(c) A universal religion.
(d) Military intervention.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who discussed the quirks and cultural perceptions regarding snoring in the latter part of the text?
2. Which event is seen as a crucial lead-up to the Yeomen of the Year award?
3. What is the title of the magazine Pitan-Payne reads in the reception area?
4. What controversial financial action is Akpanga accused of?
5. What does Papa Davina emphasize to the Seeker during their meeting?
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