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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 does Dick decide to sing after he prays for Don?
(a) What a Friend We Have in Jesus.
(b) Taps.
(c) The Old Rugged Cross.
(d) There's Power in the Blood.

2. How will Don's dead body leave the scene of the accident?
(a) In an ambulance.
(b) By helicopter.
(c) In an unmarked vehicle.
(d) In an EMT truck.

3. What types of singing does Don hear in heaven?
(a) Mostly old hynms.
(b) Chants.
(c) All types, modern and ancient.
(d) There's no singing, just music.

4. What does Dick ask the EMT person?
(a) If he is sure the person is dead.
(b) If he can help with the live victims.
(c) If it will take long to clear the road.
(d) If he can pray for the person in the red car.

5. What does Eva request of the nursing staff?
(a) They cut off all visitors but her.
(b) They limit Don's visitors.
(c) They set up a bigger room for him.
(d) They allow more than just family in.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why can't Don get any sleep in ICU?

2. From what place was Don driving when he was struck?

3. When is Don able to sleep?

4. Why has the justice of peace been called?

5. What does Don not experience in his near death episode that many people do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the conference Don attended focused upon?

2. What is the Iliazrov Frame and how is it used?

3. Why does Eva decide to limit the number of visitors Don sees a day?

4. Who are some of the people Don sees in heaven?

5. What does one of the EMTs tell Dick and what does he do?

6. What is one thing that happens that gives Don hope?

7. Where does Don go after he leaves the accident scene?

8. What happened to the people in the other cars that were hit?

9. What is Don thinking about a few days after the accident and the events surrounding it?

10. Who are Dick and Anita and what did they do as they were driving home?

(see the answer keys)

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