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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 is unique about Papa D.'s sermons?
(a) They focus on his personal life.
(b) They are delivered in multilingual services.
(c) They are purely in English.
(d) They are delivered in one language.
2. Duyole's association with which international entity culminates in him receiving a formal offer?
(a) The World Trade Organization.
(b) The Energy Commission.
(c) The World Health Organization.
(d) The International Monetary Fund.
3. Who is admitted to the hospital following an unexpected incident?
(a) Runjaiye.
(b) Duyole.
(c) Dr. Menka.
(d) Damien.
4. At the hospital's main house, who does Dr. Menka encounter?
(a) Duyole and Godsown.
(b) Selina and Damien.
(c) Damien and Runjaiye.
(d) Godsown and a detective.
5. Who is Damien in relation to Duyole?
(a) His son.
(b) His nephew.
(c) His brother.
(d) His business partner.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Duyole Pitan-Payne die?
2. The stranger questions Menka about which controversial procedure?
3. Who had been selling discarded body parts without Menka's knowledge?
4. Who is excluded from the surgical team operating on Duyole?
5. The Codex Seraphinianus is believed to be used in the body parts trade as a:
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Bisoye, Duyole's widow, portrayed in terms of societal expectations due to her status, and how does she react to these pressures?
2. How does Duyole's association with the Greek representative from UNESCO enrich his understanding of culture, history, and human invention?
3. What challenges did Dr. Menka face when trying to send Duyole to Salzburg, and how do they show problems with bureaucracy?
4. How does the underground trade of body parts, shown through Menka's interactions, affect society?
5. How does Papa D's comparison of Mack's gallbladder stones to women's spiritual problems show his way of mixing spiritual and medical issues?
6. What significance does Menka's native Gumchi hold for him, and how does this influence his feelings about relocating?
7. How does the revelation of Damien, Duyole's long-lost son, impact the family dynamics?
8. How is Papa Davina or Papa D portrayed, and how does the society view him as a spiritual leader?
9. How does the Strong Room's psychological torture impact Badetona's mental and emotional well-being?
10. How do Dr. Menka's initial emotions upon seeing Duyole in the hospital reflect their shared history and its impact on his feelings?
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