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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. What was Chief Akpanga's connection that boosted his image among the public?
(a) His ties to the media industry.
(b) His charitable work in education.
(c) His association with the palm oil trade.
(d) His expertise in foreign policy.
2. What does Papa Davina want to show Badetona to provide a new perspective?
(a) A sacred text.
(b) A viewpoint or landscape.
(c) A divine creature.
(d) A magical mirror.
3. What does The People’s Steward give Dr. Mukarjee as a symbol of friendship?
(a) A book on Nigerian history.
(b) Kola nuts.
(c) A gold coin.
(d) A ceremonial dagger.
4. How does Duyole feel about his new UN appointment?
(a) He is indifferent.
(b) He is reluctant.
(c) He is ecstatic.
(d) He is apprehensive.
5. Where is Duyole waiting for his meeting?
(a) Villa Estancia.
(b) Villa Potencia.
(c) Villa Grande.
(d) Villa Regal.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did Duyole throw a celebratory street party in Abuja?
2. Who engages in a cryptic phone exchange with Dr. Menka?
3. What title, signifying respect and influence, was informally given to Akpanga?
4. Who brought up copyright infringement allegations against Chief Akpanga?
5. How is the Seeker instructed to pen down her desires?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does governor-elect Akpanga do, and how does it change politics?
2. What is the moral or lesson of the allegorical story shared by the People’s Steward about the priest and the theft of communion wine? How does it relate to the broader themes of power and perception?
3. How does Tibidje's blending of different religious rituals, attire, and icons in his services reflect his intended message?
4. How does Badetona balance thinking logically with feeling spiritual pressure in the story?
5. Considering the diverse regions Tibidje has operated in, how does he strategize to build connections within religious and political circles?
6. What does the Seeker's act of writing her desires on luxurious paper reveal about her societal status and aspirations?
7. How does Duyole perceive the change in title from Prime Minister to The People’s Steward or PS?
8. How does the background story of Governor-elect Akpanga contrast with Sir Goddie's political stature?
9. How did the prime minister, Sir Godfrey Danfere, respond to the label of the country as the Most Extraordinarily Corrupt Nation in the World?
10. What job does Sir Goddie hint at Duyole's company, and how is Duyole's father involved?
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