2. How can the angels tell which of our prayers are more urgent?
(a) They flap more intensely.
(b) They're lifted up by red balloons.
(c) They are louder.
(d) They are brighter.

3. What does Betty experience after her spirit slips back into her body?
(a) Disorientation and vertigo.
(b) Pain, sickness, and electric shocks.
(c) Calm, strength, and tremendous energy.
(d) Bliss and joy.

4. What are some of the spirits who come into the garden wearing?
(a) Masks.
(b) Crowns.
(c) Bold blue capes.
(d) Soft pastel gowns.

5. With the "ripple effect," any act of cruelty or kindness does what?
(a) Returns to the one who originally performed the act.
(b) Is either condemned or cheered in the spirit world.
(c) Blends with other acts until they're all indistinguishable.
(d) Fades off into oblivion.

6. What happens once Betty makes the decision to return to earth?
(a) Angels surround her.
(b) Her grandmother hugs her.
(c) She begins to weep with regret.
(d) The council applauds her.

7. What do the spirits begin to do once they've gathered around Betty in the garden?
(a) Dance.
(b) Lecture her.
(c) Spin.
(d) Greet her.

8. Can our prayers help our friends and family members?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Only friends.
(d) Only close family members.

9. When Betty meets with the surgeon who had performed her partial hysterectomy, she learns that:
(a) He also saw her spirit guides.
(b) There were no complications.
(c) She had died.
(d) She was incoherent after the surgery.

10. How long does it take Betty to finally agree to share her otherworldly experiences in a book?
(a) Two years.
(b) Seven years.
(c) Thirty-six years.
(d) Nineteen years.

11. What is Betty's first impression of her body upon her return to earth?
(a) Cold and heavy.
(b) Warm and inviting.
(c) Barely recognizable.
(d) Utterly beautiful.

12. Betty sees prayers coming from earth as what?
(a) Whispers in the wind.
(b) Prayer flags.
(c) Scrolls tied to balloons.
(d) Beacons of light.

13. In the garden, Betty recognizes the spirits as what?
(a) Friends.
(b) Professors.
(c) Security guards.
(d) Grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

14. Betty says that regardless of whether someone is great or small, talented or handicapped, sinner or saint, in the spirit world:
(a) All are equal and precious.
(b) Nobody cares.
(c) All have sinned.
(d) Nobody is good enough.

15. What does Betty force herself to participate in some time after returning to her body in order to enjoy life again?
(a) Deep sea fishing.
(b) Bungee jumping.
(c) Her children's activities.
(d) Community theater.