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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Papa Davina want to show Badetona to provide a new perspective?
2. Where is Pitan about to take a new role?
3. How does the Seeker view Papa Davina despite her own societal standing?
4. Which organization do the men who approach Menka represent?
5. Why is the prime minister's new title notable for Duyole?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Tibidje's blending of different religious rituals, attire, and icons in his services reflect his intended message?
2. What does governor-elect Akpanga do, and how does it change politics?
3. How does Badetona balance thinking logically with feeling spiritual pressure in the story?
4. How does the exclusion from important meetings affect Duyole's emotions and perspectives on the political dynamics?
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 Jaiyesola support Badetona after the traumatic event, and what does this reveal about their relationship dynamic?
7. How does the setting of Hilltop Manor in Jos symbolize the lingering effects of British colonialism in Nigeria?
8. 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?
9. How does Tibidje's background and experience help him in presenting his spiritual message to the masses?
10. 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?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
One of the significant narratives is the story of Mack and his gallbladder stones, which Papa Davina skillfully ties to spiritual affliction. Analyze the implications of comparing medical conditions to spiritual problems. What might the author be conveying about the dangers of over-spiritualizing real-world problems?
Essay Topic 2
Jaiyesola, Badetona's wife, is a grounding and supportive presence amidst the chaos. Describe Jaiyesola's role and influence in the Badetona's life. How does her character serve as a counterbalance to the Badetona's internal conflict?
Essay Topic 3
In Pilgrim's Progress, Tibidje, also known as Papa Davina, faces many personal and outside problems. These sometimes make him doubt his religious work. Look at how these outside problems and his personal feelings affect the choices he makes in the story.
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