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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. Who does he call who is in an Iliazrov Frame after the television show?
(a) A man hurt in a bar fight.
(b) The hospital.
(c) His brother in Seattle.
(d) His mother.

2. Who is Chad Vowell?
(a) A friend of his twin sons.
(b) The pastor at South Park.
(c) His brother-in-law.
(d) A former youth minister at South Park.

3. Why is Don reluctant to share his story?
(a) People will think he's lying.
(b) He cries everytime he tells it.
(c) People will think he's crazy.
(d) People will think he's a saint.

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

5. What is the long prognosis for Don?
(a) He'll die of old age.
(b) There is no long term prognosis.
(c) He will not live a long, productive life.
(d) He will be fine.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what does Don look forward?

2. What does the first friend he shares the story with believe?

3. How does Don feel telling the story now?

4. What does Don tell Brad about how he felt when recovering?

5. What do the twins quit doing around their father?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What did Don do instead of watching more television and what was the end result?

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

5. What does Don ask of his three children and how do they respond?

6. How is Don's emotional health by Chapter Ten?

7. Where did Don go in Houston and what did he have to do to get a seat? Why?

8. Why does Don think he is able to help others in pain or recovery from injury?

9. What does Don think about his children through his ordeal?

10. Who sees Don off when he leaves the hospital and what do they expect?

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