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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. How does the man die in the incident that Badetona witnesses?
(a) He is abruptly killed in a car accident.
(b) He is shot.
(c) He is beheaded.
(d) He drowns.

2. How does Duyole feel about his new UN appointment?
(a) He is apprehensive.
(b) He is indifferent.
(c) He is ecstatic.
(d) He is reluctant.

3. Where is Pitan about to take a new role?
(a) A local governmental body.
(b) The European Union.
(c) A leading organization in Nigeria.
(d) The UN.

4. Why is the prime minister's new title notable for Duyole?
(a) It represents a shift in the political dynamics.
(b) It's the same as his new UN title.
(c) It's the title of his favorite book.
(d) It's a title from his childhood.

5. What does Papa Davina want to show Badetona to provide a new perspective?
(a) A sacred text.
(b) A viewpoint or landscape.
(c) A magical mirror.
(d) A divine creature.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who suggested the title "The People’s Steward"?

2. What controversial financial action is Akpanga accused of?

3. In which country does Tibidje have a profound moment involving the term "prophesite"?

4. Which fruit analogy is used to describe mistrust within the party?

5. What was Badetona's expectation from Apostle Davina after narrating the event?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Duyole relate his UN appointment to his expertise in organizing parties?

2. How does the exclusion from important meetings affect Duyole's emotions and perspectives on the political dynamics?

3. How does the news story about the group of ritualistic killers impact the tone and atmosphere of the club gathering? Why is this story especially haunting for Dr. Menka?

4. How does Tibidje's background and experience help him in presenting his spiritual message to the masses?

5. How does the background story of Governor-elect Akpanga contrast with Sir Goddie's political stature?

6. Why do you think Papa Davina chooses to draw out and fulfill the Seeker's desires through a symbolic act instead of a straightforward conversation?

7. How does the introduction of the rookie politician disrupt the political dynamics within the ruling party, particularly concerning Sir Goddie?

8. How does Sir Goddie react to Pitan's upcoming role at the UN? Why is this significant?

9. Why is the title The People’s Steward important to Sir Goddie's goals for the People’s Choice Awards?

10. How does Tibidje's blending of different religious rituals, attire, and icons in his services reflect his intended message?

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