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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 does Papa Davina do after the Seeker writes down her desires?
(a) Pours a liquid over the paper.
(b) Reads it out loud.
(c) Burns the paper.
(d) Puts it in a box.

2. Why is Duyole's wife, Bisoye, concerned about his recent appointment?
(a) Because of potential political intrigue.
(b) Because of the long working hours.
(c) Because of the travel requirements.
(d) Because of the salary decrease.

3. Why did the political figure from the magazine article leave his original party?
(a) He had personal differences with the party leader.
(b) He did not receive a nomination for governorship.
(c) He was implicated in a scandal.
(d) He was offered more money by the opposition.

4. Who wanted to take on the title "National Servant"?
(a) Chief Akpanga.
(b) Sir Godfrey Danfere.
(c) The rookie politician.
(d) Dr. Merutali.

5. What title, signifying respect and influence, was informally given to Akpanga?
(a) State's Hope.
(b) People's Champ.
(c) Godfadda Junior.
(d) The Palm King.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the Seeker view Papa Davina despite her own societal standing?

2. How do club members initially react to Menka’s outburst?

3. What activity did Tibidje venture into before moving to the USA?

4. Which title was finally chosen for a specific role after a heated discussion?

5. Who embarked on a world tour to restore the nation's image?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why is there an inherent mistrust of newcomers within the party's inner circles?

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

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

5. How did the prime minister, Sir Godfrey Danfere, respond to the label of the country as the Most Extraordinarily Corrupt Nation in the World?

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

7. What does the Seeker's act of writing her desires on luxurious paper reveal about her societal status and aspirations?

8. In what ways does Duyole pose a challenge to the political status quo? Cite specific examples from 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. Describe the initial dynamics between Pitan and Sir Goddie during their meeting. How does the Sir Goddie acknowledge Pitan's contributions?

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