What narrative technique is commonly used in The Lekki Headmaster?
- A. Flashback
- B. Myth
- C. Foreshadowing
- D. First-person narration
Which setting in the novel serves as a point of psychological conflict for Bepo?
- A. The school assembly hall
- B. Black Heritage Museum, Badagry
- C. The Vice Principal's office
- D. His home in Ikeja
What is the central physical setting of the novel?
- A. Beesway Group of School
- B. Black Heritage Museum, Badagry
- C. Stardom Schools, Lagos
- D. Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos
How does The Lekki Headmaster portray the issue of “Japa”?
- A. As a necessary step for career growth
- B. As a personal and moral dilemma
- C. As a privilege for the wealthy
- D. As an easy decision for most Nigerians
The theme central to the novel is
- A. The corruption in the Nigerian education system
- B. The struggles of students in private schools
- C. The decline of traditional Nigerian values
- D. The challenges of migration and identity
Why was the boarding fee at Stardom Schools reduced?
- A. To attract more parents
- B. To improve facilities
- C. To meet government regulations
- D. To reduce student lateness
What is the boarding fee per session at Stardom Schools?
- A. ₦150,000
- B. ₦165,000
- C. ₦250,000
- D. ₦200,000
What caused Mr Bepo’s emotional breakdown during the school assembly?
- A. A student's rude behaviour
- B. Financial troubles at the school
- C. His upcoming relocation to the UK
- D. A conflict with the MD
What was Bepo’s relationship with Mrs Ibidun Gloss?
- A. She was his supervisor
- B. She was his rival
- C. She deeply respected and appreciated his contributions
- D. She criticised his decisions frequently
What lesson does the novel teach about migration?
- A. Migration should always be the last option
- B. Migration brings mixed blessings and challenges
- C. Migration guarantees success
- D. Migration is a betrayal of one's roots
What year was the Ikogosi Warm Sprigs discovered?
- A. 1745
- B. 1820
- C. 1852
- D. 1901
What performances during the send-off caused Bepo to become deeply emotional?
- A. The Bata dance
- B. The Atilogwu dance
- C. The Canoe dance
- D. The Koroso dance
What was the major challenge that Bepo faced during his NIN validation?
- A. Corruption among officials
- B. Long queues
- C. Poor networks
- D. None of the above
What tourist attractions in Bauchi did the students explore?
- A. Ikogosi Warm Springs
- B. Erin Ijesha Waterfalls
- C. Arinta Waterfalls
- D. Yakari Games Reserve
What significant historical location did the students visit in Badagry?
- A. First Storey Building
- B. Slave Market
- C. Point of No Return
- D. All of the above
What project was the school’s Invention Club working on?
- A. A generator
- B. A soler-powered device
- C. A phone-making project
- D. A car powered by vegetables
What led to the conflict during the prefect election speech?
- A. Banky insulted Tosh's father
- B. Banky attempted to bribe the judges
- C. Tosh's mom accused the school of favouritism
- D. Bepo intervened in the voting process
The novel explores the effects of migration under which term?
- A. Brain Drain
- B. Japa Syndrome
- C. Wanderlust
- D. Exodus
Which two students have a rivalry that dates back to JSS 3?
- A. Banky and Tosh
- B. Seri and Kemi
- C. Ogba and Banky
- D. Ogba and Tosh
Which teacher is known for the use of witty remarks in the novel?
- A. Mrs Ibidun Gloss
- B. Mrs Grace Apeh
- C. Mr Audu
- D. Mr Amos
What theme is predominantly explored in the novel?
- A. Betrayal
- B. Political corruption
- C. Love and relationships
- D. Migration and identity