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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 is the Seeker instructed to pen down her desires?
(a) On a piece of wood.
(b) In a diary.
(c) On a piece of luxurious paper.
(d) On the wall.

2. How did Sir Godfrey Danfere describe the country upon his return?
(a) Beacon of the Continent.
(b) Land of Hope and Glory.
(c) Rising Giant.
(d) Happiest People on Earth.

3. What does the People's Steward want to discuss with Pitan-Payne about?
(a) A business venture.
(b) Pitan-Payne's global recognition.
(c) The security detail assigned to him.
(d) A political campaign.

4. Who discussed the quirks and cultural perceptions regarding snoring in the latter part of the text?
(a) An adviser named Garuba and an engineer named Duyole.
(b) Engineer Pitan-Payne and the People's Steward.
(c) The People’s Steward and the Equivalent.
(d) The head priest and the sexton

5. Which annual event has grown to outshine even international occasions?
(a) Festival of Cultural Unity.
(b) Global Citizen Awards.
(c) Giant of Africa Day.
(d) Festival of the People’s Choice.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wanted to take on the title "National Servant"?

2. Which event is seen as a crucial lead-up to the Yeomen of the Year award?

3. How does the man die in the incident that Badetona witnesses?

4. What controversial financial action is Akpanga accused of?

5. Who is considered by many to offer spiritual guidance to Badetona?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Duyole perceive the change in title from Prime Minister to The People’s Steward or PS?

2. How does the narrative describe Duyole's relationship with his wife, Bisoye?

3. How does Jaiyesola support Badetona after the traumatic event, and what does this reveal about their relationship dynamic?

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

5. Describe the initial dynamics between Pitan and Sir Goddie during their meeting. How does the Sir Goddie acknowledge Pitan's contributions?

6. Papa Davina emphasizes the importance of perspective to the Seeker. How does he demonstrate this concept with the experiment involving a window view?

7. What job does Sir Goddie hint at Duyole's company, and how is Duyole's father involved?

8. Considering the diverse regions Tibidje has operated in, how does he strategize to build connections within religious and political circles?

9. 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?

10. In what ways does Duyole pose a challenge to the political status quo? Cite specific examples from Chapter 6.

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