Lekki Headmaster Questions

Who is the protagonist of the novel?

A. Banky B. Bepo C. Mrs. Ibidun Gloss D. Mr. Ogunwale

Correct Answer: B

Who is the principal of Stardom Schools?

A. Mrs. Gloss B. Banky C. Bepo D. Mr. Amos

Correct Answer: C. Bepo

What was the name of the project focused on recycling?

A. The Green Initiative B. Project Clean-Up C. The Breath Project D. The Eco-Warriors

Correct Answer: C. The Breath Project

Which historical site did the students visit to learn about the slave trade?

A. Olumo Rock B. Badagry Heritage Slave Museum C. Idanre Hills D. Osun-Osogbo Grove

Correct Answer: B. Badagry Heritage Slave Museum

What was Bepo's primary internal conflict?

A. Choosing a new vice principal B. Managing school finances C. Deciding whether to stay in Nigeria or move abroad D. Dealing with the school board

Correct Answer: C. Deciding whether to stay in Nigeria or move abroad

Who was the head boy of Stardom Schools?

A. Banky B. Tunde C. Oluwafemi D. Amina

Correct Answer: C. Oluwafemi

What does the term "Japa" mean in the context of the story?

A. To flee or emigrate, especially for better opportunities B. To celebrate a victory C. To start a new project D. To retire from a job

Correct Answer: A. To flee or emigrate, especially for better opportunities

What cultural event was a major part of Bepo's farewell ceremony?

A. A football match B. A science exhibition C. A cultural dance performance D. A graduation speech

Correct Answer: C. A cultural dance performance

What was the significance of the Ikogosi Warm Springs excursion?

A. It was a fun trip to cool off B. It taught students about a unique Nigerian natural landmark C. It was a reward for top-performing students D. It was part of a geography competition

Correct Answer: B. It taught students about a unique Nigerian natural landmark

Who was the narrator of the story?

A. Bepo B. Mrs. Gloss C. An unnamed observer D. The head boy

Correct Answer: C. An unnamed observer

What was the final decision Bepo made about his future?

A. He left for the United States B. He retired from education C. He decided to stay at Stardom Schools D. He took a new job in Lagos

Correct Answer: C. He decided to stay at Stardom Schools

What challenge did Bepo face when trying to renew his passport?

A. He lost his documents B. Bureaucratic hurdles and system issues (like NIN validation) C. He couldn't afford the fees D. The embassy was closed

Correct Answer: B. Bureaucratic hurdles and system issues (like NIN validation)

The "Point of No Return" in Badagry symbolizes what?

A. The point of graduation for students B. The last spot enslaved Africans saw before being taken away C. The start of the Lagos-Ibadan expressway D. A famous tourist viewpoint

Correct Answer: B. The last spot enslaved Africans saw before being taken away

What was the topic of the debate held in Bepo's honor?

A. Arts vs. Science B. Technology is a blessing to the youth C. Nigeria's future D. The importance of excursions

Correct Answer: B. Technology is a blessing to the youth

Which of these was NOT a feature of the Breath Project?

A. Making a fan from cartons B. Creating a radio from a bottle C. Building a ship from planks D. Developing a mobile app

Correct Answer: D. Developing a mobile app

How were prefects selected at Stardom?

A. Based on academic performance only B. Appointed by the principal C. Through a democratic election by students D. Chosen by teachers

Correct Answer: C. Through a democratic election by students

What did Bepo's wife insist he take with him?

A. His favorite books B. A new suit C. Local food items like egusi and iru D. A photo album

Correct Answer: C. Local food items like egusi and iru

What was the main theme of the story?

A. The importance of technology B. The challenges of running a school C. Patriotism and the brain drain dilemma D. The beauty of Nigerian culture

Correct Answer: C. Patriotism and the brain drain dilemma

What was the significance of the canoe dance?

A. It represented a journey to success B. It depicted the harrowing journey of enslaved Africans C. It was a celebration of fishing culture D. It symbolized Bepo's travel abroad

Correct Answer: B. It depicted the harrowing journey of enslaved Africans

What was the "Lagos-Ibadan Expressway" described as?

A. A symbol of modern Nigeria B. A source of constant traffic jams C. The most important road in Nigeria D. A path to the airport

Correct Answer: C. The most important road in Nigeria

Who was Bepo's successor as principal?

A. Mrs. Gloss B. The story does not say C. Mr. Amos D. Banky

Correct Answer: B. The story does not say

What was the financial gift given to Bepo at his send-off?

A. A brand new car B. A house in Lagos C. A $10,000 check D. A scholarship fund

Correct Answer: C. A $10,000 check

What does Bepo's dream of the slave museum represent?

A. Nostalgia for Nigeria B. The horrors of slavery C. His emotional struggle with leaving home D. A call for justice

Correct Answer: C. His emotional struggle with leaving home

What does the banner at Bepo's farewell signify?

A. Recognition of his efforts B. Celebration of his departure C. Hope for a new principal D. Continuity in leadership

Correct Answer: A. Recognition of his efforts

The phrase "Japa syndrome" is symbolic of what?

A. The loss of talent to foreign lands B. A desire for better opportunities C. Escapism D. All of the above

Correct Answer: D. All of the above

What was the Breath Project about?

A. Using recycled materials to make inventions B. Promoting clean energy C. Introducing environmental education D. Teaching life-saving techniques

Correct Answer: A. Using recycled materials to make inventions

Who said, "If you want a debtor to lead, ask a tenant to lead the landlord"?

A. Bepo B. Mrs. Gloss C. Mr. Amos D. Banky

Correct Answer: B. Mrs. Gloss

What was the final cultural performance at Bepo's send-off?

A. Igbo Atilogwu Dance B. Yoruba Bata Dance C. Hausa Koroso Dance D. Canoe Dance

Correct Answer: D. Canoe Dance

How did the school honor Bepo's contributions?

A. By presenting him with a $10,000 check B. By naming a hall after him C. By hosting an international cultural show D. By organizing a national award ceremony

Correct Answer: A. By presenting him with a $10,000 check

Why did Bepo choose to stay back at Stardom?

A. He missed his flight B. His heart and mission were with the school C. His family insisted he stay D. He feared life abroad

Correct Answer: B. His heart and mission were with the school

What was the main purpose of the excursions organized by Stardom Schools?

A. To entertain the students B. To expose students to Nigerian history and culture C. To encourage students to travel abroad D. To give teachers a break

Correct Answer: B. To expose students to Nigerian history and culture

What was the outcome of the debate held in Bepo's honor?

A. The science team won B. The arts team won C. The teachers were the judges D. It was inconclusive

Correct Answer: A. The science team won

Why did Bepo emphasize excursions to historical sites?

A. To encourage students to pursue tourism careers B. To deepen their connection with Nigerian heritage C. To prepare them for international travel D. To create publicity for Stardom Schools

Correct Answer: B. To deepen their connection with Nigerian heritage

What key value did Bepo try to instill in the students?

A. Resilience B. Creativity C. Leadership D. Patriotism

Correct Answer: D. Patriotism

How were prefects elected at Stardom Schools?

A. Appointed by the management B. Elected through a democratic process C. Chosen by a panel of alumni D. Randomly selected

Correct Answer: B. Elected through a democratic process

What year was the Ikogosi Warm Springs discovered?

A. 1745 B. 1820 C. 1852 D. 1901

Correct Answer: C. 1852

What significant event does the Point of No Return highlight?

A. Nigeria's independence B. The transatlantic slave trade C. African migration to Europe D. The end of colonization

Correct Answer: B. The transatlantic slave trade

Why did Bepo feel emotional during the canoe dance performance?

A. It reminded him of slavery's horrors. B. It symbolized his love for Nigeria. C. It was his favorite dance. D. It marked his departure from Stardom.

Correct Answer: A. It reminded him of slavery's horrors.

What historical figure translated the Yoruba Bible?

A. Rev. Samuel Ajayi Crowther B. Chief Didi Ogba C. J.P. Clark D. Rev. McGee

Correct Answer: A. Rev. Samuel Ajayi Crowther

Why did the students visit Badagry's Heritage Slave Museum?

A. To learn about the transatlantic slave trade B. To participate in a cultural dance C. To conduct historical research D. To perform at a national festival

Correct Answer: A. To learn about the transatlantic slave trade

Why did Bepo develop a phobia for renewing his passport?

A. Fear of non-availability of booklets B. Concerns about bribery and corruption C. The COVID-19 pandemic D. All of the above

Correct Answer: D. All of the above

What did Bepo's wife insist he pack for his journey?

A. Egusi and iru B. Yam and pepper C. Rice and beans D. Palm oil and okra

Correct Answer: A. Egusi and iru

Why did Bepo travel to Ibadan for his passport renewal?

A. To avoid the stress in Lagos offices B. To visit his old university C. To attend a cultural festival D. To meet his former colleagues

Correct Answer: A. To avoid the stress in Lagos offices

What phrase describes Bepo's perception of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway?

A. A symbol of progress B. The most important road in Nigeria C. A highway to heaven D. A waste of resources

Correct Answer: B. The most important road in Nigeria

What major challenge did Bepo face during his NIN validation?

A. Poor network B. Corruption among officials C. Long queues D. None of the above

Correct Answer: A. Poor network

How did the students honor Bepo at his send-off?

A. A farewell banner B. A debate and cultural performances C. A financial gift D. All of the above

Correct Answer: D. All of the above

What performance caused Bepo to become deeply emotional?

A. The Bata dance B. The Atilogwu dance C. The Canoe dance D. The Koroso dance

Correct Answer: C. The Canoe dance

How much was Bepo given as a farewell gift?

A. $5,000 B. $10,000 C. $15,000 D. $20,000

Correct Answer: B. $10,000

What Yoruba proverb did Bepo's farewell speech reference?

A. "Oja Oyingbo ko mo eni kan o wa." B. "Iku ya ju esin lo." C. "B'Onirise ofungba mo, eyi to ti f'in sile ko le p'arun." D. "Ebi kii tan ni ile, ko se ni ajeji."

Correct Answer: C. "B'Onirise ofungba mo, eyi to ti f'in sile ko le p'arun."

What was Bepo's reaction during the canoe dance?

A. He applauded enthusiastically. B. He became emotional and shouted "Nooo!" C. He left the hall abruptly. D. He joined the performance.

Correct Answer: B. He became emotional and shouted "Nooo!"