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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 solution did Dr. Merutali suggest to manage Chief Akpanga?

2. In which country does Tibidje have a profound moment involving the term "prophesite"?

3. In his emergency call, Pitan-Payne converses in a secretive language indicating what?

4. In which city does Tibidje establish himself as a unifying religious figure amidst warring factions?

5. Which award holds significant esteem and offers a distinct social advantage?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. 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?

4. How does the background story of Governor-elect Akpanga contrast with Sir Goddie's political stature?

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

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

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

8. Describe the initial dynamics between Pitan and Sir Goddie during their meeting. How does the Sir Goddie acknowledge Pitan's contributions?

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Jaiyesola has a strong faith, while Badetona does not believe as much in spiritual things. Discuss how faith plays a role in their lives and their relationship. How has Jaiyesola's strong belief helped them, and where has it caused problems? How does her belief shape how she sees their current situation?

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

The story delves into the intertwining of faith, politics, and real-world events through the conversation between Teribogo and Sir Goddie. Examine the implications of this connection and discuss the dangers and potential consequences of mixing religion with politics.

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