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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 do the twins quit doing around their father?
(a) Sports in which he can't participate.
(b) Fighting between them.
(c) Disobeying their mother.
(d) Teasing their sister.

2. Why is Don convinced God answers prayer?
(a) He can feel God.
(b) He has seen heaven.
(c) He is alive.
(d) He has raised others from the dead.

3. What did Joyce love to listen to?
(a) Television preachers.
(b) Don's story of heaven.
(c) Gospel music.
(d) Rock and roll.

4. To what does Don look forward?
(a) Having another child.
(b) Running a marathon.
(c) Returning to heaven.
(d) Playing ball with his sons.

5. What did Charlie say he would do if he was ever diagnosed with cancer?
(a) He would depend on prayer for healing.
(b) He would go to Mexico for treatment.
(c) He would take chemotherapy.
(d) He would kill himself.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the long prognosis for Don?

2. What did Don do the night before he left the hospital?

3. What does Don say about being broken up in the accident?

4. What does Don's story give the lady who was sobbing?

5. Why is Don reluctant to share his story?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why has Don agreed to see a local police officer?

2. What is one of the worst parts of Don's recovery and how do they handle it?

3. What two things does Don realize after sharing his story with others?

4. What happened with a classmate of Nicole's at the university?

5. What kind of award does Nicole receive and how did she qualify for it?

6. What are some of the obstacles Don faces in daily living because of his physical problems?

7. How did his accident affect his mother and how does she help out?

8. What does Don need when he returns home and how are those needs met?

9. What does Don say at Joyce's memorial service?

10. How does Don deal with telling his story now?

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