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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 is Pitan-Payne's attitude toward the political situation?
2. After his ministry gets attacked, what does Tibidje urge among different faiths?
3. What was Badetona's expectation from Apostle Davina after narrating the event?
4. Which award holds significant esteem and offers a distinct social advantage?
5. How does Duyole feel about his new UN appointment?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the title The People’s Steward important to Sir Goddie's goals for the People’s Choice Awards?
2. How does the news story about the group of ritualistic killers impact the tone and atmosphere of the club gathering? Why is this story especially haunting for Dr. Menka?
3. How has the Festival of the People’s Choice and Yeomen of the Year awards impacted the global perspective on award ceremonies?
4. Considering the diverse regions Tibidje has operated in, how does he strategize to build connections within religious and political circles?
5. How does the clash between Governor Usman Bedu and Chief Ubenzy highlight society's deep value of public recognition?
6. How does the setting of Hilltop Manor in Jos symbolize the lingering effects of British colonialism in Nigeria?
7. What does governor-elect Akpanga do, and how does it change politics?
8. How does the looming threat of Boko Haram affect the atmosphere and conversations at Hilltop Manor, particularly during Nigeria's Independence Day celebrations?
9. How does the narrative describe Duyole's relationship with his wife, Bisoye?
10. How does Jaiyesola support Badetona after the traumatic event, and what does this reveal about their relationship dynamic?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Chapter 2 touches on the significant topic of corruption, especially with the controversial label of being the Most Extraordinarily Corrupt Nation in the World. Analyze the nation's response to this declaration, focusing on the prime minister, Sir Godfrey Danfere's, efforts to restore the nation's image. Discuss the role of national pride and the lengths a country might go to maintain or restore its reputation on a global scale.
Essay Topic 2
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 3
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?
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