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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. What thought does Betty have regarding her spirit body shortly after leaving her physical body?
(a) This is most unusual.
(b) I feel like a kid again.
(c) This is who I really am.
(d) I feel as if I can do anything.

2. In her spirit form, what does Betty feel towards her physical body?
(a) Acceptance.
(b) Sympathy.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Revulsion.

3. How does Betty feel inside the black mass?
(a) Sad.
(b) Uncertain.
(c) Fearful.
(d) Calm.

4. What predominant feeling does Betty experience in the garden?
(a) Joy at being one with everything else.
(b) Elation at discovering herself.
(c) Confusion with such a different reality.
(d) Sadness at having to leave.

5. Following her hysterectomy procedure, how does Betty feel at nine o'clock when a nurse brings her evening medication?
(a) Fine except for a little pain from the surgery.
(b) Uncomfortably hot and feverish.
(c) Ready to go home.
(d) Confused and disoriented.

Short Answer Questions

1. Betty says that in the spirit world, nobody is made to feel what?

2. Why doesn't healing sometimes come right away, or come at all?

3. What does Betty hear as she makes the transition from the hospital room into a tangible darkness?

4. What term does Betty use to describe the waters in the garden?

5. How long did Betty's first marriage last?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What are the laws described in Chapter 7?

3. Describe who Betty sees as she travels through this massive tunnel.

4. Explain the "natural consequence" nature of the laws Jesus shares with Betty.

5. As a child, how does Betty learn to fear God?

6. What does Betty say is the glue that holds together her marriage to Joe?

7. Describe Betty's childhood near-death experience.

8. Discuss some of the points Betty makes about the power we have to affect our own health.

9. After seeing Jesus face to face, how does Betty's perspective of him change?

10. Why did Betty not listen to the advice of her doctors who wanted her to have an abortion?

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