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

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

3. What does Betty say fills the vastness of space?
(a) Ether.
(b) Love.
(c) Stardust.
(d) Emptiness.

4. As Betty prepares to leave heaven, she realizes that:
(a) She's seen everything there is to see in heaven.
(b) She's seen only a tiny portion of heaven.
(c) She may choose to go to another realm when she returns.
(d) She forgot to ask some very important questions.

5. Why does the surgeon cry after talking to Betty about her near-death experience?
(a) He's afraid she's gone mad.
(b) He's worried she will sue.
(c) Her story gives him hope.
(d) He feels badly that she died under his care.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Betty protected against the frightening entities she sees after returning to her body?

2. What does Betty force herself to participate in some time after returning to her body in order to enjoy life again?

3. What does Betty experience after her spirit slips back into her body?

4. How long does Betty say she spent visiting many of God's creations?

5. How does the author return to earth after traveling through the spirit world?

Short Essay Questions

1. Through the love she experiences as she bids farewell to the heavenly realm, what does Betty conclude regarding the significance of each soul?

2. How does Betty use symbolism in this chapter?

3. How does Betty describe the prayers that arrive in heaven?

4. Summarize what Betty says about what we can take with us from this life to the spirit world.

5. Describe what Betty writes about the spirits waiting to come to earth.

6. What does Betty say about other worlds?

7. How does Betty compare her death to a graduation?

8. How does Betty react to what the council of men has to say to her?

9. What mystery is solved in this chapter?

10. Summarize what Betty writes about expressing gratitude in prayer.

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