This article includes 50 questions about Chapter 10, Passport Pains, from The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba. Each question has four options, the correct answer, and a clear explanation.

 

The questions cover key events, characters, and themes in the chapter. The answers help you understand the story better.

Try answering the questions first, then check the answers and explanations to learn and remember the details more easily.

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Lekki Headmaster Sample Questions: Chapter 10 — Passport Pains

1. What is the main issue faced by the protagonist in Chapter 10?

a) Financial troubles

b) Passport renewal

c) Family problems

d) Job loss

 

2. Who is the main character dealing with passport issues?

a) Mr. Bepo

b) Mrs. Ibidun

c) Jide

d) Tai

 

3. What event triggers the need for a passport renewal?

a) A family wedding

b) A planned trip abroad

c) A job opportunity

d) A school event

 

4. How does the protagonist feel about the passport renewal process?

a) Excited

b) Frustrated

c) Indifferent

d) Confident

 

5. What external factor complicates the passport renewal process?

a) Weather conditions

b) COVID-19 pandemic

c) Financial constraints

d) Lack of information

 

6. What amount is mentioned as necessary for expedited passport renewal?

a) N50,000

b) N100,000

c) N200,000

d) N250,000

 

7. Who does the protagonist consider contacting for help with the passport renewal?

a) A family member

b) An immigration officer

c) An agent

d) A friend

 

8. What alternative does the protagonist explore for passport renewal?

a) Online application

b) Traveling to another state

c) Waiting for the office to reopen

d) Asking for a refund

 

9. How does the protagonist feel about using an agent for passport renewal?

a) Relieved

b) Skeptical

c) Excited

d) Indifferent

 

10. What does the protagonist learn about the passport office’s procedures?

a) They are straightforward

b) They are complicated and lengthy

c) They are efficient

d) They are unnecessary

 

11. How does the protagonist’s family influence his decision to renew the passport?

a) They are indifferent

b) They pressure him to travel

c) They support his decision

d) They discourage him

 

12. What is the protagonist’s main concern regarding the passport renewal?

a) Time constraints

b) Financial costs

c) Bureaucratic hurdles

d) Family expectations

 

13. How does the protagonist plan to handle the crowds at the passport office?

a) By arriving early

b) By going at a later time

c) By avoiding the office

d) By hiring a security guard

 

14. What does the protagonist discover about the availability of passport booklets?

a) They are plentiful

b) They are scarce

c) They are free

d) They are expensive

 

15. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office affect his mood?

a) It makes him happy

b) It frustrates him

c) It excites him

d) It confuses him

 

16. What does the protagonist consider as a last resort for passport renewal?

a) Abandoning the process

b) Bribing an official

c) Seeking help from friends

d) Traveling abroad without a passport

 

17. How does the protagonist feel about the stories he hears regarding passport renewal?

a) He finds them amusing

b) He is scared by them

c) He is indifferent

d) He is inspired by them

 

18. What does the protagonist’s experience reveal about the immigration system?

a) It is efficient

b) It is corrupt

c) It is user-friendly

d) It is transparent

 

19. How does the protagonist’s perspective on travel change throughout the chapter?

a) He becomes more excited

b) He becomes more hesitant

c) He remains the same

d) He becomes indifferent

 

20. What does the protagonist ultimately decide to do regarding his passport?

a) To give up

b) To renew it

c) To travel without it

d) To wait for a better time

 

21. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office compare to his expectations?

a) It exceeds his expectations

b) It meets his expectations

c) It falls short of his expectations

d) It is irrelevant to his expectations

 

22. What role does the protagonist’s family play in his decision-making process?

a) They are supportive

b) They are critical

c) They are indifferent

d) They are confused

 

23. How does the protagonist feel about the possibility of traveling abroad?

a) Excited

b) Anxious

c) Indifferent

d) Fearful

 

24. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of having a passport?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for travel

c) It is optional

d) It is irrelevant

 

25. How does the protagonist’s experience reflect the challenges faced by many Nigerians?

a) It is unique

b) It is common

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

26. What does the protagonist’s journey to the passport office symbolize?

a) The struggle for freedom

b) The quest for identity

c) The challenges of bureaucracy

d) The importance of family

 

27. How does the protagonist’s attitude towards the passport renewal process evolve?

a) He becomes more optimistic

b) He becomes more pessimistic

c) He remains indifferent

d) He becomes more confused

 

28. What does the protagonist discover about the agents involved in the passport process?

a) They are trustworthy

b) They are corrupt

c) They are helpful

d) They are unnecessary

 

29. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office impact his view of authority?

a) He respects authority more

b) He loses faith in authority

c) He remains indifferent

d) He becomes more trusting

 

30. What does the protagonist ultimately learn about perseverance?

a) It is unimportant

b) It is essential for success

c) It is optional

d) It is irrelevant

 

31. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office affect his relationships?

a) It strengthens them

b) It strains them

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses them

 

32. What does the protagonist’s journey to the passport office reveal about societal issues?

a) It highlights corruption

b) It shows efficiency

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

33. How does the protagonist feel about the stories he hears from others at the passport office?

a) He finds them entertaining

b) He is inspired by them

c) He is frightened by them

d) He is indifferent

 

34. What does the protagonist’s experience suggest about the importance of planning?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for success

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

35. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office affect his future plans?

a) It makes him more determined

b) It discourages him

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses him

 

36. What does the protagonist learn about the role of patience in the passport renewal process?

a) It is unimportant

b) It is essential

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

37. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office reflect broader societal challenges?

a) It is unique

b) It is common

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

38. What does the protagonist ultimately decide about using an agent for passport renewal?

a) To avoid them

b) To trust them

c) To ignore them

d) To rely on them

 

39. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office impact his self-esteem?

a) It boosts his confidence

b) It lowers his self-esteem

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses him

 

40. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of community support during his experience?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

41. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office 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

 

42. What does the protagonist discover about the efficiency of the passport office?

a) It is efficient

b) It is slow and bureaucratic

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is user-friendly

 

43. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office reflect his personal growth?

a) It shows he has not changed

b) It highlights his resilience

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is exaggerated

 

44. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of documentation during his experience?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for travel

c) It is optional

d) It is irrelevant

 

45. How does the protagonist feel about the possibility of traveling abroad after his experience?

a) More excited

b) More hesitant

c) Indifferent

d) Fearful

 

46. What does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office reveal about his character?

a) He is easily discouraged

b) He is determined and resilient

c) He is indifferent

d) He is confused

 

47. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office affect his view of the future?

a) He is optimistic

b) He is pessimistic

c) He is indifferent

d) He is confused

 

48. What does the protagonist learn about the importance of following procedures during his experience?

a) It is unnecessary

b) It is crucial for success

c) It is irrelevant

d) It is optional

 

49. How does the protagonist’s experience at the passport office impact his relationships with others?

a) It strengthens them

b) It strains them

c) It has no effect

d) It confuses them

 

50. What is the overall message of Chapter 10 regarding the passport renewal process?

a) It is straightforward

b) It is filled with challenges

c) It is unnecessary

d) It is irrelevant