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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What does the author finally decide about the reality of death?
(a) That it is an illusion.
(b) That it is a cheap trick.
(c) That is certainly exists.
(d) That it brings freedom from suffering.

3. What does the author think lessens the horror of a terminal illness?
(a) Studying about the disease.
(b) Contracting it oneself.
(c) When death finally comes.
(d) Living with it.

4. What happens when the author tries to remember H.'s face?
(a) He cannot recall what she looked like.
(b) Her face is not clear.
(c) He sees her as if she is still alive.
(d) His memory is crystal clear.

5. By the end of the second chapter, what does the author think about human contemplation of God?
(a) Human beings should not try to accurately describe God.
(b) It is the highest human endeavor.
(c) God guides human thought along the right course.
(d) If humans think hard enough, they can understand God.

Short Answer Questions

1. What religious form would an introduction of a bad God take, according to the author?

2. In Chapter Three, to what does the author compare faith?

3. At the beginning of the third chapter, what does the author say is the reason he does not think about H. all the time?

4. To what does the author compare falling in love with H.'s memory?

5. How does the author close the second chapter?

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