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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When does the author claim he is at his worst?
(a) When he is lazy.
(b) When he can think about nothing but H.
(c) When he's not thinking about H.
(d) When he goes to bed.

2. According to the author, if he searched the universe for H., what would happen?
(a) He would be left even more lonely.
(b) He would find God.
(c) He would find her.
(d) He would not find her.

3. About what/whom have the author's notes been throughout the book?
(a) Only about the author.
(b) God, the author, and H.
(c) The author's children and God.
(d) Only about H.

4. What kind of understanding did the author have of H.'s dying?
(a) An understanding of the physical pain.
(b) An understanding of knowing death was approaching.
(c) An intellectual understanding.
(d) The same understanding that H. had.

5. In Chapter Three, why does the author conclude he wants H. back?
(a) To restore the author's past.
(b) Because the author is selfish.
(c) So the author's children will have their mother.
(d) To prove that God is all-powerful.

Short Answer Questions

1. What aspect of an afterlife does the author say differs completely from this life?

2. How does the author picture the "eternal somethings" that he and H. would be after this life?

3. What do Bridge-players tell the author makes the game serious?

4. In Chapter Four, what did the author say he finally experienced about H.?

5. How does the author view the world that H. left behind?

(see the answer key)

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