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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After talking at length with Jesus, Betty meets with two women. Who are these women?
(a) Complete strangers.
(b) Grandmothers.
(c) Angels.
(d) Close friends.

2. After watching television and falling asleep during the evening following her surgery, how does Betty feel when she wakes up?
(a) Light-headed, chilled, and weak.
(b) Giddy and talkative.
(c) Depressed and confused.
(d) Feverish, clammy, and delirious.

3. What types of laws does Jesus discuss with Betty?
(a) Crime and punishment laws.
(b) Emotional and mental laws.
(c) Spiritual, physical, and universal laws.
(d) Moral and ethical laws.

4. Betty explains that when people recognize the laws and learn how to use their positive and negative forces, they have access to:
(a) Knowledge fit for a king.
(b) Wisdom and strength.
(c) Secrets within man's heart.
(d) Power beyond comprehension.

5. What does Betty learn about the individuals who appear beside her after she dies?
(a) They are spiritual escorts.
(b) They are relatives who have passed on.
(c) They had been with her for eternities.
(d) She knew them when they were teachers at her boarding school.

Short Answer Questions

1. On Betty's first day at Brainard Indian Training School, what sign did she read that left a lasting impression on her?

2. What does Betty say about her beliefs regarding religion prior to her near-death experience?

3. When Betty emerges the swirling tunnel and enters the heavenly realm, what does she feel?

4. Early in her second marriage, Betty wants to attend church to do what?

5. Betty says that Jesus' relationship to her was like what?

Short Essay Questions

1. When she returns to the hospital room after checking up on her family, what massive force does Betty feel tugging at her?

2. Before this particular hospital stay where she is scheduled for a partial hysterectomy, Betty was admitted to the hospital for another reason. What was that reason?

3. At the moment that she feels her body go lifeless, what happens to her spirit?

4. What are the laws described in Chapter 7?

5. How does Betty's uneasiness at the hospital foreshadow what is to come?

6. How has Betty's perspective changed in this chapter?

7. Describe Betty's otherworldly experience of immersing herself in a rose.

8. What does Betty say happens when our thoughts draw upon negative energies at length?

9. Betty states she understands that love is supreme. Explain what she says about the natural order of love.

10. Describe what Betty experiences as she feels the life force leaving her body.

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