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Literature-in-English (320)
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THE LEKKI HEADMASTER
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Question 1
Plot
The revelation that Bepo was leaving Nigeria comes after:
A.
The MD's investigation
B.
Five days of interrogation and frustration
C.
The farewell party
D.
His passport renewal
Question 2
Drama
The speech made by a character to himself on stage is
A.
monologue
B.
epilogue
C.
aside
D.
soliloquy
Question 3
Poetry
A metrical pause occurring in the middle of a line in a poem is called
A.
tetrameter
B.
rhythm
C.
caesura
D.
assonance
Question 4
Appreciation
The main aim of caricature is to
A.
describe
B.
expose
C.
emphasize
D.
ridicule
Question 5
Literary Device
"Fights by the book of arithmetic" uses
A.
hyperbole
B.
euphemism
C.
litotes
D.
innuendo
Question 6
Theme
The novel's treatment of religious institutions suggests:
A.
All religious organizations are corrupt
B.
Nigeria has many religious organizations but few godly people
C.
Christianity is superior to traditional religion
D.
Religious organizations should be banned
Question 7
Analysis
"The towering earth was tired sitting in one position. She moved suddenly" describes
A.
storm
B.
sea waves
C.
house movement
D.
earthquake
Question 8
Literary Genre
A literary work that ridicules the shortcomings of people or ideas is known as a
A.
masque
B.
satire
C.
fable
D.
parody
Question 9
Appreciation
What basically distinguishes literature from other disciplines is
A.
communication of idea
B.
use of creative imagination
C.
portrayal of places
D.
exposition of human experience
Question 10
Symbolism
The Canoe dance performed at Bepo's farewell symbolizes:
A.
Joyful celebration
B.
The journey of emigration and its historical roots
C.
Student achievement
D.
Cultural superiority
Question 11
Appreciation
The term given to a type of incident or device that recurs frequently in literature is
A.
concept
B.
myth
C.
ritual
D.
motif
Question 12
Plot
The climax of the novel occurs at:
A.
Bepo's breakdown at assembly
B.
The farewell party where Bepo breaks down
C.
Bepo's passport renewal in Ibadan
D.
The airport departure scene
Question 13
Symbolism
The multiple religious buildings along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway symbolize:
A.
Nigeria's spiritual diversity
B.
The paradox of many religious people but few godly ones
C.
Commercialization of religion
D.
All of the above
Question 14
Character
Sola's role in the novel is significant because she:
A.
Represents those who successfully relocate and testify about life abroad
B.
Serves as the antagonist who tempts Bepo to leave
C.
Embodies the corrupt practices of Nigerian teachers
D.
Symbolizes the failure of the Japa dream
Question 15
Symbolism
The yellow ant (salamo) that Bepo claims never bit him symbolizes:
A.
His good luck
B.
His connection to nature and humility
C.
His superiority over others
D.
His fear of insects
Question 16
Analysis
"Homage to Peregede... Let today's dawn bring on its rails trains of good tidings" is
A.
invocation
B.
limerick
C.
ode
D.
elegy
Question 17
Appreciation
The account of experiences of an individual during his lifetime is
A.
travelogue
B.
autobiography
C.
catalogue
D.
memoir
Question 18
Symbolism
The title "The Lekki Headmaster" symbolizes:
A.
Bepo's permanent connection to Lekki
B.
The ideal of dedicated educators
C.
The Village Headmaster allusion
D.
All of the above
Question 19
Cause and Effect
What causes Bepo's passport renewal to take over two months?
A.
He applied too late
B.
The agent Tai's inefficiency and corruption
C.
The NIN office closed
D.
He lost his old passport
Question 20
Characterization
Characterization in a novel refers to the
A.
writer's opinion of the characters
B.
way characters are revealed to the reader
C.
characters and the way they behave
D.
reader's opinion of the characters