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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 had been selling discarded body parts without Menka's knowledge?
(a) Staff members under his employ.
(b) Other rival clinics.
(c) Patients in the hospital.
(d) Fellow surgeons.
2. Where did Duyole Pitan-Payne die?
(a) Germany.
(b) France.
(c) Nigeria.
(d) Austria.
3. The worship area designed by Papa D. has which shape?
(a) O-shape.
(b) Z-shape.
(c) Y-shape.
(d) X-shape.
4. Who is admitted to the hospital following an unexpected incident?
(a) Damien.
(b) Duyole.
(c) Runjaiye.
(d) Dr. Menka.
5. What did Dr. Menka and Muktar discuss regarding quack doctors?
(a) Their increasing numbers.
(b) Their affiliation with the government.
(c) The surgeries they performed leading to deaths.
(d) Their popularity.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the hospital's main house, who does Dr. Menka encounter?
2. From which city does Dr. Kighare Menka relocate to Badagry?
3. What talent does Papa D. possess that aids his ministry?
4. Where does the conversation between Dr. Menka and Duyole take place?
5. What was Damien's last known action before his disappearance?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Menka react to the luxury and hospitality displayed by the Pitan-Payne family, and what internal conflict does he face as a result?
2. How do Selina's spiritual beliefs and rituals concerning Duyole's condition differ from Dr. Menka's views on modern medical practice?
3. How is Bisoye, Duyole's widow, portrayed in terms of societal expectations due to her status, and how does she react to these pressures?
4. How does the narrative portray the challenges and dilemmas faced by Menka in the context of his personal ambitions and the political instability of the nation?
5. How is Badetona's current mental state contrasted with the luxury of his living situation?
6. What importance does the name "Gumchi" hold, especially in relation to Menka’s heritage and the proposed rehabilitation center?
7. Menka, baba baftau, and Costello's interaction touches upon various topics, including travel hazards and personal experiences. How does their discussion reflect the larger societal issues and the state of urban life?
8. 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?
9. What challenges did Dr. Menka face when trying to send Duyole to Salzburg, and how do they show problems with bureaucracy?
10. How has Duyole's ancestral background influenced his personal and professional journey?
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