In this article, you’ll find 50 practice questions from Chapter 12, …Dawn, in The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba. Each question has four options (a-d), the correct answer, and a detailed explanation.

 

 

 

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Lekki Headmaster Sample Questions: Chapter 12 — …Dawn

1. What is the primary focus of Chapter 12?

a) A new beginning

b) A tragic event

c) A celebration

d) A conflict

 

2. Who is the main character in this chapter?

a) Mr. Bepo

b) Mrs. Ibidun

c) Jide

d) Tai

 

3. What significant event marks the “dawn” in this chapter?

a) A graduation ceremony

b) A new school year

c) A personal revelation

d) A family reunion

 

4. How does the protagonist feel about the changes occurring in his life?

a) Excited

b) Fearful

c) Indifferent

d) Confused

 

5. What external factors contribute to the protagonist’s feelings in this chapter?

a) Family dynamics

b) Career opportunities

c) Personal relationships

d) All of the above

 

6. What does the “dawn” symbolize in the context of the chapter?

a) Hope and renewal

b) Confusion and chaos

c) Fear and uncertainty

d) Indifference

 

7. How does the protagonist’s family react to the changes happening in their lives?

a) They are supportive

b) They are resistant

c) They are indifferent

d) They are confused

 

8. What role does the protagonist’s past play in shaping his current situation?

a) It has no impact

b) It serves as a guide

c) It creates fear

d) It inspires confidence

 

9. What does the protagonist ultimately decide to embrace in this chapter?

a) Change

b) Stability

c) Fear

d) Indifference

 

10. How does the protagonist’s decision affect his relationships with others?

a) It strengthens them

b) It strains them

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses them

 

11. What does the protagonist learn about himself during this chapter?

a) He is indecisive

b) He is resilient

c) He is easily influenced

d) He is unmotivated

 

12. How does the setting influence the protagonist’s feelings in this chapter?

a) It provides comfort

b) It creates pressure

c) It is irrelevant

d) It inspires creativity

 

13. What does the protagonist fear the most about the changes in his life?

a) Failure

b) Success

c) Disappointment

d) Loneliness

 

14. How does the protagonist’s internal conflict manifest in the chapter?

a) Through dialogue

b) Through flashbacks

c) Through physical symptoms

d) Through dreams

 

15. What advice does the protagonist seek regarding the changes in his life?

a) From friends

b) From family

c) From mentors

d) All of the above

 

16. How does the protagonist’s decision reflect his values?

a) It shows he values security

b) It shows he values adventure

c) It shows he values family

d) It shows he values independence

 

17. What does the protagonist realize about the consequences of embracing change?

a) They are insignificant

b) They are life-changing

c) They are predictable

d) They are irrelevant

 

18. How does the protagonist cope with the pressure of embracing change?

a) By avoiding it

b) By seeking distractions

c) By reflecting on his options

d) By consulting others

 

19. What does the protagonist’s journey symbolize in the chapter?

a) The struggle for identity

b) The quest for happiness

c) The challenges of adulthood

d) The importance of family

 

20. How does the protagonist’s decision impact his future?

a) It has no impact

b) It opens new opportunities

c) It limits his options

d) It confuses him

 

21. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of timing in embracing change?

a) It is irrelevant

b) It is crucial

c) It is optional

d) It is unimportant

 

22. How does the protagonist’s experience in this chapter reflect broader societal issues?

a) It highlights the importance of education

b) It shows the pressure of societal expectations

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

23. What does the protagonist’s decision reveal about his character?

a) He is impulsive

b) He is thoughtful

c) He is reckless

d) He is indifferent

 

24. How does the protagonist’s family history influence his decision?

a) It has no influence

b) It serves as a guide

c) It creates fear

d) It inspires confidence

 

25. What does the protagonist fear losing the most with his decision?

a) His job

b) His relationships

c) His identity

d) His comfort zone

 

26. How does the protagonist’s decision-making process evolve throughout the chapter?

a) He becomes more confused

b) He becomes more decisive

c) He remains the same

d) He becomes more anxious

 

27. What does the protagonist learn about the role of support systems in embracing change?

a) They are unnecessary

b) They are crucial

c) They are irrelevant

d) They are optional

 

28. How does the protagonist’s experience reflect the challenges of adulthood?

a) It is unique

b) It is common

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

29. What does the protagonist ultimately decide about pursuing new opportunities?

a) To avoid them

b) To embrace them

c) To ignore them

d) To question them

 

30. How does the protagonist’s decision impact his self-esteem?

a) It boosts his confidence

b) It lowers his self-esteem

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses him

 

31. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of self-reflection during this chapter?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for growth

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

32. How does the protagonist’s experience at the “dawn” affect his outlook on life?

a) It makes him more optimistic

b) It makes him more pessimistic

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses him

 

33. What does the protagonist discover about the nature of change during his decision-making process?

a) It is easy

b) It is challenging but necessary

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

34. How does the protagonist’s decision reflect his aspirations?

a) It shows he is unmotivated

b) It shows he is ambitious

c) It shows he is indifferent

d) It shows he is confused

 

35. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of taking risks?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for success

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

36. How does the protagonist’s experience at the “dawn” symbolize personal growth?

a) It shows he has not changed

b) It highlights his resilience and determination

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

37. What does the protagonist fear the most about making the wrong decision?

a) Regret

b) Success

c) Disappointment

d) Loneliness

 

38. How does the protagonist’s decision impact his relationships with friends?

a) It strengthens them

b) It strains them

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses them

 

39. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of communication during his decision-making process?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for understanding

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

40. How does the protagonist’s experience reflect the complexities of life choices?

a) It is simple

b) It is straightforward

c) It is complicated and multifaceted

d) It is irrelevant

 

41. What does the protagonist ultimately decide about his future?

a) To remain stagnant

b) To pursue new opportunities

c) To ignore his aspirations

d) To question his choices

 

42. How does the protagonist’s experience at the “dawn” affect his self-awareness?

a) It increases his self-awareness

b) It decreases his self-awareness

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses him

 

43. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of setting goals during this chapter?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for direction

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

44. How does the protagonist’s decision-making process reflect his maturity?

a) It shows he is immature

b) It highlights his growth and development

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

45. What does the protagonist discover about the impact of societal expectations on his decisions?

a) They are irrelevant

b) They create pressure

c) They are helpful

d) They are optional

 

46. How does the protagonist’s experience at the “dawn” symbolize a turning point in his life?

a) It is insignificant

b) It marks a significant change

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

47. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of resilience during his decision-making process?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for overcoming challenges

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

48. How does the protagonist’s experience reflect the importance of personal values in decision-making?

a) It is irrelevant

b) It highlights the significance of values

c) It is exaggerated

d) It is optional

 

49. What does the protagonist ultimately decide about embracing change?

a) To resist it

b) To embrace it

c) To ignore it

d) To question it

 

50. What is the overall message of Chapter 12 regarding change and new beginnings?

a) It is straightforward

b) It is filled with complexities and challenges

c) It is unnecessary

d) It is irrelevant

 

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