What location in Badagry is associated with the phrase “Point of No Return”?

A) Badagry Beach

B) The First Missionary Church

C) The Slave Route

D) The King’s Palace

Answer: C) The Slave Route

Which city did Bepo visit during his short educational conference abroad?

A) London

B) Paris

C) Washington D.C.

D) Accra

Answer: A) London

What was the name of the school auditorium where major student debates were held?

A) Queen Amina Hall

B) Chief Awolowo Auditorium

C) Stardom Arena

D) Hall of Fame

Answer: B) Chief Awolowo Auditorium

Which location was known as the best spot for after-school discussions?

A) The science lab

B) The school library

C) The mango tree shade

D) The assembly ground

Answer: C) The mango tree shade

Where did Bepo usually hold private meetings with his staff?

A) His office

B) The staff common room

C) The school cafeteria

D) The ICT center

Answer: A) His office

Why did some parents oppose Bepo’s leadership?

A) He was too strict on discipline

B) He introduced expensive tuition fees

C) He refused to allow political influence

D) He supported foreign teachers over locals

Answer: C) He refused to allow political influence

What major disciplinary action did Bepo take against Toss and Banky?

A) Expelled them

B) Gave them detention for a month

C) Made them attend leadership training

D) Suspended them for two weeks

Answer: C) Made them attend leadership training

Which teacher clashed with Bepo over new school policies?

A) Mr. Ogunwale

B) Mrs. Gloss

C) Mr. Audu

D) Mr. Amos

Answer: A) Mr. Ogunwale

How did Bepo resolve the prefect election crisis?

A) He postponed the elections

B) He declared a joint leadership for Banky and Toss

C) He conducted a fresh election

D) He disqualified both candidates

Answer: B) He declared a joint leadership for Banky and Toss

What mistake did Bepo make that almost cost him his job?

A) Mismanagement of school funds

B) Rejecting a government official’s request

C) Forgetting to submit an official school report

D) Wrongfully punishing a student

Answer: C) Forgetting to submit an official school report

What does the ‘Lekki Bridge’ symbolize in the novel?

A) The connection between past and future

B) The struggles of Lagos residents

C) The beauty of modern architecture

D) The division between the rich and the poor

Answer: A) The connection between past and future

What is the significance of the mango tree in the school compound?

A) It serves as a historical monument

B) It represents knowledge and wisdom

C) It was planted by the school’s founder

D) It is believed to bring good luck

Answer: B) It represents knowledge and wisdom

What literary device is used when Bepo says, “A school without discipline is like a ship without a compass”?

A) Metaphor

B) Simile

C) Irony

D) Hyperbole

Answer: B) Simile

Which phrase best captures the central message of The Lekki Headmaster?

A) “Education is the foundation of greatness.”

B) “Power comes with responsibility.”

C) “Leadership is about sacrifice.”

D) “Change is the only constant in life.”

Answer: C) “Leadership is about sacrifice.”

Which subject was Bepo most passionate about?

A) Mathematics

B) History

C) Science

D) English

Answer: B) History

What educational reform did Bepo introduce?

A) Free school meals

B) Saturday leadership classes

C) Mandatory computer studies

D) A new sports curriculum

Answer: C) Mandatory computer studies

Why did Bepo emphasize extracurricular activities in Stardom Schools?

A) He wanted students to excel beyond academics

B) He was once an athlete himself

C) Parents demanded a sports program

D) The school received a grant for sports

Answer: A) He wanted students to excel beyond academics

What was Bepo’s leadership style as headmaster?

A) Authoritative

B) Democratic

C) Laissez-faire

D) Autocratic

Answer: B) Democratic

Who was Bepo’s assistant headmaster?

A) Mr. Amos

B) Mr. Ogunwale

C) Mrs. Ibidun Gloss

D) Mr. Audu

Answer: D) Mr. Audu

Why did some teachers initially resist Bepo’s reforms?

A) They feared extra workload

B) They disliked change

C) They wanted better salaries first

D) They felt he was inexperienced

Answer: A) They feared extra workload

What role did Mrs. Gloss play in Bepo’s leadership?

A) She challenged his decisions

B) She served as his most trusted advisor

C) She reported his actions to the education board

D) She acted as a mentor to new teachers

Answer: B) She served as his most trusted advisor

Which challenge did Bepo face in managing Stardom Schools?

A) Declining student enrollment

B) Corrupt school board members

C) Government interference

D) Student protests

Answer: C) Government interference

What was the most anticipated student event of the year?

A) Inter-house sports competition

B) Annual cultural day

C) Prefect elections

D) End-of-year party

Answer: B) Annual cultural day

Which student club focused on community service?

A) Young Leaders Club

B) Invention Club

C) School Press Club

D) Charity and Service Club

Answer: D) Charity and Service Club

Who was the best-performing student in Mathematics?

A) Toss

B) Banky

C) Jide

D) Kemi

Answer: C) Jide

Why was Toss nearly disqualified from the school quiz competition?

A) He missed the registration deadline

B) He got into a fight with a teacher

C) He was accused of cheating

D) He arrived late to the competition

Answer: C) He was accused of cheating

How did students react to Bepo’s new digital learning initiative?

A) They rejected it completely

B) They found it difficult at first but later adapted

C) They embraced it immediately

D) They protested against it

Answer: B) They found it difficult at first but later adapted

Why did some wealthy parents try to influence school decisions?

A) They wanted their children to get special treatment

B) They wanted to donate to the school

C) They wanted to introduce private tutors

D) They opposed Bepo’s teaching style

Answer: A) They wanted their children to get special treatment

Which parent was known for constant complaints about school policies?

A) Mrs. Taiwo

B) Mr. Adebayo

C) Mrs. Bankole

D) Mr. Eze

Answer: C) Mrs. Bankole

What was the reaction of the local community to Bepo’s leadership?

A) They fully supported him

B) They were divided in their opinions

C) They staged protests against him

D) They tried to remove him from office

Answer: B) They were divided in their opinions

How did Bepo handle a case of a student caught stealing?

A) He expelled the student immediately

B) He reported the case to the police

C) He organized a counseling session for the student

D) He suspended the student for a month

Answer: C) He organized a counseling session for the student

Which parent donated computers to the school?

A) Mr. Adebayo

B) Mrs. Bankole

C) Mr. Eze

D) Mrs. Taiwo

Answer: A) Mr. Adebayo

What major scandal almost led to Bepo’s resignation?

A) A financial mismanagement accusation

B) A student protest against strict rules

C) A leaked letter criticizing the education board

D) A viral video of a student-teacher confrontation

Answer: C) A leaked letter criticizing the education board

What event led to a significant reform in the school disciplinary system?

A) A fight between students in the cafeteria

B) A teacher resigning due to unfair punishments

C) A viral social media post about school bullying

D) A visit from an education minister

Answer: C) A viral social media post about school bullying

How did Bepo prove his innocence in the leaked letter scandal?

A) He provided evidence of forgery

B) He resigned before investigations

C) He confronted the real culprit publicly

D) He wrote an official letter to the education board

Answer: A) He provided evidence of forgery

What major school improvement did Bepo achieve before leaving?

A) Getting government funding for a new library

B) Expanding the sports facility

C) Establishing a scholarship program

D) Introducing a school mentorship program

Answer: C) Establishing a scholarship program

What was the final decision regarding Bepo’s leadership at the end of the novel?

A) He was transferred to another school

B) He was promoted to an education board position

C) He resigned and started his own school

D) He retired early due to health reasons

Answer: B) He was promoted to an education board position

Where did Bepo grow up?

A) Badagry

B) Lekki

C) Ibadan

D) Abeokuta

Answer: A) Badagry

What inspired Bepo to become a teacher?

A) His father was a headmaster

B) He loved shaping young minds

C) He wanted to change the school system

D) He was offered a government scholarship for teaching

Answer: B) He loved shaping young minds

What personal tragedy shaped Bepo’s values?

A) Losing his parents at a young age

B) Failing an important school exam

C) Facing discrimination in school

D) Being wrongly accused of misconduct

Answer: A) Losing his parents at a young age

What was Bepo’s highest academic qualification?

A) Bachelor’s degree in Education

B) Master’s in Educational Leadership

C) Diploma in Teaching

D) PhD in Curriculum Development

Answer: B) Master’s in Educational Leadership

What did Bepo’s wife do for a living?

A) She was a doctor

B) She was a lawyer

C) She was a teacher

D) She was a businesswoman

Answer: C) She was a teacher

What caused the biggest student protest at Stardom Schools?

A) A ban on social media use in school

B) Harsh disciplinary actions

C) An increase in school fees

D) The expulsion of a popular student

Answer: C) An increase in school fees

How did Bepo resolve the issue with the corrupt school accountant?

A) He reported him to the authorities

B) He confronted him privately

C) He exposed his fraud in a school meeting

D) He forgave him and gave him another chance

Answer: A) He reported him to the authorities

Which government official tried to influence Bepo’s leadership?

A) The State Education Commissioner

B) The Local Government Chairman

C) The Governor’s Adviser on Schools

D) The Minister of Education

Answer: B) The Local Government Chairman

How did Bepo handle the false allegations of favoritism in promotions?

A) He ignored them

B) He conducted a fair teacher evaluation

C) He resigned to avoid controversy

D) He made public apologies

Answer: B) He conducted a fair teacher evaluation

What happened to the student who accused Bepo of corruption?

A) He was expelled

B) He admitted he was manipulated

C) He left the school voluntarily

D) He was suspended

Answer: B) He admitted he was manipulated

Which of the following is a major theme in The Lekki Headmaster?

A) The power of education

B) The struggles of African politics

C) The importance of business success

D) The challenges of urbanization

Answer: A) The power of education

What does Bepo symbolize in the story?

A) A bridge between traditional and modern education

B) A strict authoritarian figure

C) A leader who fails to change the system

D) A selfish individual seeking power

Answer: A) A bridge between traditional and modern education

What is the significance of the school’s name, “Stardom Schools”?

A) It represents the dream of every student to be successful

B) It is a reference to the school’s founder

C) It was chosen by a government official

D) It is a metaphor for corruption in education

Answer: A) It represents the dream of every student to be successful

Which literary device is frequently used in the novel?

A) Irony

B) Satire

C) Hyperbole

D) Allegory

Answer: A) Irony

What does the Lekki Bridge represent in the novel?

A) Development and transformation

B) The gap between the rich and the poor

C) Political struggles

D) Educational corruption

Answer: A) Development and transformation

What was Bepo’s final achievement in the novel?

A) He transformed Stardom Schools into the best school in Lagos

B) He was promoted to a higher education role

C) He opened his own school

D) He left teaching to become a politician

Answer: B) He was promoted to a higher education role

What lesson does the novel teach about leadership?

A) Leaders must be firm and fair

B) Leadership requires total obedience from followers

C) Power should be used for personal gain

D) Teachers should avoid leadership roles

Answer: A) Leaders must be firm and fair

What is the moral of the story regarding education?

A) Education is a tool for societal change

B) Education is only for the wealthy

C) Traditional education is better than modern learning

D) Schools should focus only on discipline

Answer: A) Education is a tool for societal change

How did the novel portray the challenges in Nigerian education?

A) Through corruption in school administration

B) Through lack of student motivation

C) Through government interference in schools

D) Through students’ poor academic performance

Answer: A) Through corruption in school administration

What is the significance of Bepo’s decision to mentor young teachers?

A) It shows the importance of leadership continuity

B) It proves that he was the best teacher

C) It allows him to control the school even after leaving

D) It discourages others from teaching

Answer: A) It shows the importance of leadership continuity

Which of these was a major challenge Bepo faced in his role as headmaster?

A) Shortage of qualified teachers

B) Lack of school infrastructure

C) Political interference in school affairs

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

Why did some teachers resist Bepo’s reforms?

A) They were comfortable with the old system

B) They feared losing their jobs

C) They believed Bepo was too strict

D) They disliked change in general

Answer: A) They were comfortable with the old system

Which teacher opposed Bepo’s leadership the most?

A) Mr. Afolabi

B) Mrs. Uche

C) Mr. Jide

D) Mrs. Hassan

Answer: C) Mr. Jide

What did corrupt school officials try to do to Bepo?

A) Bribe him

B) Accuse him falsely

C) Force him to resign

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

How did the community react to Bepo’s changes?

A) Some supported him, while others resisted

B) Everyone immediately accepted his reforms

C) Parents protested against him

D) The school board fired him

Answer: A) Some supported him, while others resisted

Which student was most influenced by Bepo’s leadership?

A) Musa

B) Sade

C) Chike

D) Fatima

Answer: C) Chike

What was Bepo’s approach to student discipline?

A) Strict but fair

B) Harsh and unforgiving

C) Lenient and relaxed

D) He left discipline to other teachers

Answer: A) Strict but fair

How did Bepo encourage students to excel?

A) By introducing reward systems

B) By increasing punishments for failure

C) By making the curriculum harder

D) By giving them extra assignments

Answer: A) By introducing reward systems

What student-led initiative impressed Bepo the most?

A) The creation of a school magazine

B) A student-led debate competition

C) A protest against government policies

D) A campaign for free lunch

Answer: B) A student-led debate competition

Which teacher played the biggest role in mentoring students alongside Bepo?

A) Mrs. Olayemi

B) Mr. Jide

C) Mr. Yakubu

D) Mrs. Uche

Answer: A) Mrs. Olayemi

What role did the government play in the school’s management?

A) It provided funding and supervision

B) It interfered in decision-making

C) It ignored the school’s problems

D) Both A and B

Answer: D) Both A and B

Which of the following best describes the education policy in the novel?

A) Corrupt and inefficient

B) Well-organized and effective

C) Only focused on private schools

D) Completely abandoned by the government

Answer: A) Corrupt and inefficient

What was the government’s reaction to Bepo’s success?

A) It awarded him a recognition

B) It tried to remove him

C) It ignored his achievements

D) It increased funding to his school

Answer: A) It awarded him a recognition

What change did Bepo advocate for in education policy?

A) More teacher training programs

B) More funding for infrastructure

C) A reduction in school fees

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

What was the biggest flaw in the government’s approach to education in the novel?

A) Lack of funding

B) Corruption among officials

C) Ignoring teachers’ welfare

D) Poor curriculum design

Answer: B) Corruption among officials

Which leadership quality best describes Bepo?

A) Visionary

B) Dictatorial

C) Manipulative

D) Carefree

Answer: A) Visionary

What major infrastructural project did Bepo complete?

A) Building a new library

B) Expanding the school hall

C) Renovating classrooms

D) Establishing a science laboratory

Answer: D) Establishing a science laboratory

What was Bepo’s greatest achievement at Stardom Schools?

A) Making it one of the best schools in Lekki

B) Reducing corruption among staff

C) Improving student performance

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

Which teaching method did Bepo introduce?

A) Project-based learning

B) Rote memorization

C) Extra homework assignments

D) Strict military-style discipline

Answer: A) Project-based learning

What happened to Bepo at the end of the novel?

A) He became a government education adviser

B) He retired from teaching

C) He was transferred to another school

D) He left the country

Answer: A) He became a government education adviser

Which of the following best describes the novel’s message?

A) Good leadership can transform education

B) Corruption will always prevail

C) Education is only for the privileged

D) Teachers should not aim for leadership

Answer: A) Good leadership can transform education

What does the novel suggest about the role of teachers?

A) They are the backbone of a successful society

B) They should follow orders without questioning

C) They should focus on making money

D) They have little influence on students

Answer: A) They are the backbone of a successful society

What lesson can be learned from Bepo’s challenges?

A) Change is difficult but necessary

B) Corruption is impossible to fight

C) Hard work does not pay off

D) Education is not important

Answer: A) Change is difficult but necessary

What does the novel reveal about corruption in schools?

A) It is a major obstacle to progress

B) It does not affect students’ learning

C) It is necessary for survival

D) It is only a minor issue

Answer: A) It is a major obstacle to progress

What is the significance of the title The Lekki Headmaster?

A) It highlights the importance of school leadership

B) It focuses on corruption in education

C) It refers to the struggles of teachers in Nigeria

D) It is a symbolic name for Bepo’s achievements

Answer: A) It highlights the importance of school leadership

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