The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Carba (Chapter Three – Questions with Answers and Reference Pages)

What does the phrase "neither London nor Toronto is a bed of roses" mean in the passage?

A. London and Toronto are very beautiful places.
B. Life in London and Toronto is not always easy.
C. People grow a lot of roses in these cities.
D. London and Toronto have good weather.

What does the expression "shaking like a leaf tossed by the wind" suggest about the elderly workers?

A. They were extremely tired and weak.
B. They were very excited about their jobs.
C. They were working too fast.
D. They were happy with their working conditions.

Why did Sola and her husband choose to live in Manchester instead of London?

A. They preferred the weather in Manchester.
B. London was too expensive for them.
C. Manchester had better job opportunities.
D. They had family members in Manchester.

Based on the passage, which job is likely to pay more than working in a store?

A. Barber
B. Cleaner
C. Security guard
D. Waiter

What shocking revelation was made after Chief Waliem’s death?

A. He had secretly relocated to the UK.
B. He was deeply in debt despite appearing rich.
C. His children inherited great wealth.
D. He had no children to continue his legacy.

According to the passage, what is one reason many Nigerians use student visas to relocate?

A. It is the cheapest way to travel.
B. It allows them to travel with their families.
C. It guarantees automatic employment.
D. It requires no financial commitment.

What lesson can be learned from Chief Waliem’s story?

A. Wealth should be carefully managed to avoid financial ruin.
B. Only poor people take loans from banks.
C. Private school owners exploit rich parents.
D. Schools should educate children for free.

What does the phrase "crumbled like a house of cards" suggest about the plans of some migrating couples?

A. Their plans were built on strong foundations.
B. Their plans failed suddenly and completely.
C. Their plans succeeded despite challenges.
D. Their plans were supported by their families.

What lesson can be drawn from Sola's experience with Stardom Schools?

A. Hard work and commitment can help one overcome challenges.
B. Schools do not support teachers' personal ventures.
C. Teachers should avoid taking sick leave.
D. Women should not work while raising children.

What realization did Bepo have about earning in foreign currency?

A. All money earned abroad could be saved.
B. Living expenses and taxes reduce the actual savings.
C. Employers pay for housing and taxes.
D. It is best to convert foreign currency to naira immediately.