Concept:This question tests your knowledge of a key euphemism in Khadija Abubakar Jalili's
The Life Changer.
Explanation:The "Note of Salvation" refers to illegal cheat notes, not a religious or rescue note.
In Ummi's narration, Salma had nothing to write during her final examination.
She persuaded her seat partner, Kolawole Abdul, to scribble important answers and secretly slip them to her.
The phrase is used ironically because these notes were meant to "save" Salma from failure, but they were actually an examination malpractice.
This event is described on page 52 of the novel.
The notes were not the ones Tomiwa gave Salma, nor the ones the female teacher missed, nor general cheat notes used by all students.
They were specifically the cheat notes passed by Kolawole Abdul to Salma.
Answer:B. The cheat notes that Kolawole Abdul passed to Salma.