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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Prior to feeling her body become still and lifeless, Betty experiences:
(a) A sinking sensation and a soft buzzing sound.
(b) Dizziness and abdominal pain.
(c) A rapid heartbeat.
(d) Diminished sensation in her feet.

2. The author notices that people enjoy creating things in heaven, and she comes to understand that all things of importance are:
(a) Not allowed to leave the spiritual realm.
(b) Created by large committees.
(c) Created spiritually first, physically second.
(d) Given a stamp of approval by ministering angels.

3. As a child, why does Betty begin to fear God?
(a) Her foster parents taught her to.
(b) The boarding school nuns were cruel.
(c) The orphanage staff always said God was angry.
(d) Her grandmother was religious but scary.

4. According to Betty, why are there positive and negative energies in our universe?
(a) These energies give us a chance to pick sides.
(b) Both are essential to creation and growth.
(c) These energies create chaos and disorder.
(d) These energies test us to see what we're really made of.

5. Betty's father is Scottish-Irish and her mother is:
(a) Ute.
(b) Apache.
(c) Chippewa.
(d) Sioux.

6. What happens after Betty's spirit hears a deep rumbling, rushing sound?
(a) She is drawn up gently.
(b) Her ministering angels wave and fly away.
(c) Her human doctor walks into the room.
(d) She falls into a comfortable sleep.

7. Betty states that all creation begins where?
(a) From utter chaos.
(b) At the center of the universe.
(c) In the mind.
(d) From emotions.

8. As she reaches her destination after traveling through the swirling black mass, Betty sees:
(a) Three beings waving at her.
(b) A multi-colored garden with effervescent waterfalls.
(c) A brilliant crystal city bathed in light.
(d) The figure of a man, with light radiating all around.

9. In heaven, what is Betty told about her death?
(a) It was the doctor's fault.
(b) Someone else was supposed to die instead.
(c) Her family is missing her.
(d) It's premature.

10. Betty realizes that many of her illnesses were the result of what?
(a) Negative self-talk and feeling unloved.
(b) Eating too much sugar and fat.
(c) Being hypocritical and dishonest.
(d) Smoking and drinking.

11. How does Betty describe her spirit body?
(a) Thin and somewhat transparent.
(b) Invisible.
(c) Weightless and extremely mobile.
(d) Sparkly.

12. Betty notes that once we've identified an illness or a problem, we must start verbalizing what?
(a) Its cure.
(b) Saints' names.
(c) Our regrets.
(d) Random prayers.

13. What process does Betty feel taking place within the whirling, moving mass?
(a) Healing.
(b) Forgetting her past.
(c) Remembering past good deeds.
(d) Adjustment.

14. Who visits Betty after her procedure, even though she has no recollection of the visit?
(a) Her two oldest children.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her husband and some friends.
(d) Her sister.

15. What does Betty hear as she makes the transition from the hospital room into a tangible darkness?
(a) Angelic songs.
(b) Chimes.
(c) Laughter.
(d) Drumbeats.

Short Answer Questions

1. As she arrives in the spiritual realm, who embraces her?

2. What fills the black mass Betty travels through?

3. As Betty takes a closer look at the cloth in the looms room, what does she notice?

4. After talking at length with Jesus, Betty meets with two women. Who are these women?

5. On the morning of Betty's hysterectomy, what does she experience after hearing the doctor ask, "Is she ready?"

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