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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. Who surprisingly endorses Duyole for the United Nations position?
(a) Sir Godfrey O. Danfere.
(b) The local mayor.
(c) The secretary of the United Nations.
(d) The president of Nigeria.

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

3. In which country does Tibidje have a profound moment involving the term "prophesite"?
(a) Liberia.
(b) Sierra Leone.
(c) Ghana.
(d) Nigeria.

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

5. Whom does Duyole disdainfully compare Shekere Garuba to?
(a) Oliver Twist.
(b) Uriah Heep.
(c) Dr. Jekyll.
(d) Sherlock Holmes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Tibidje draw inspiration from in his vision to become a prominent religious figure?

2. What does Papa Davina want to show Badetona to provide a new perspective?

3. Where did the harrowing incident occur that Badetona witnessed?

4. How did the priest respond to being exposed for drinking the communion wine?

5. Where is the Hilltop Manor located?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

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

5. How does the looming threat of Boko Haram affect the atmosphere and conversations at Hilltop Manor, particularly during Nigeria's Independence Day celebrations?

6. How does the clash between Governor Usman Bedu and Chief Ubenzy highlight society's deep value of public recognition?

7. 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?

8. How does the kola nut bowl symbolize cultural practices and the importance of hospitality in African societies as presented in Chapter 6?

9. How has the Festival of the People’s Choice and Yeomen of the Year awards impacted the global perspective on award ceremonies?

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

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