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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 flowers does Gboyega bring to Ayoola in "Maga"?
(a) Daisies.
(b) Orchids.
(c) Daffodils.
(d) Roses.
2. When was the hospital where Korede works founded?
(a) 1992.
(b) 1965,
(c) 1989.
(d) 1971.
3. Who is the oldest and most senior doctor at the hospital where Korede works?
(a) Dr. Okimbe.
(b) Dr. Amstal.
(c) Dr. Kadire.
(d) Dr. Akigbe.
4. Where is Korede when the police return her car to her in "Car"?
(a) At home.
(b) At the hospital.
(c) At the funeral parlor.
(d) At Gboyega's house.
5. In what kind of car did the "chief man" leave Ayoola and Korede's home in the flashback in "Friend"?
(a) A Mercedes Benz.
(b) A Hum-Vee.
(c) A Rolls Royce.
(d) A Jeep.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is the word "maga" defined in the narrative?
2. On what social media platform is the video of Femi's sister posted in "Cleaner"?
3. What does Tade say that Ayoola told him Korede treats her like?
4. To what mythological figure does Korede compare her mother in the flashback in "Father"?
5. What did Korede and Ayoola do to hide the evidence when Ayoola killed a man in "Seventeen"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the significance of baking and cooking in the narrative?
2. Who did Ayoola kill when she was 17 years old? For what presumed reason?
3. How is police corruption illustrated in "Car"?
4. What does Muhtar reveal to Korede after awakening from his coma in "Awake"?
5. What is the meaning of the chapter title "Maga"?
6. Who is Peju and why does she come to Korede's home?
7. What is the significance of the game Cluedo in the novel?
8. Why does Muhtar choose to keep silent about Korede's secrets?
9. Who was the visitor of Ayoola and Korede's father in the flashback in "Father"? Why had he come to visit?
10. How does Ayoola perceive guilt in regard to the murders she has committed?
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