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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the only thing that Chan argues will ultimately matter in life?
(a) Our work for God.
(b) How much money we made.
(c) The car we drove.
(d) Our work for self.

2. In John's description of God's throne room, how many wings do the four unusual beings have?
(a) Six.
(b) Twelve.
(c) Too many to count.
(d) Two.

3. What has Stan just finished doing when he dies?
(a) Giving a eulogy at a funeral.
(b) Running a marathon.
(c) Playing a round of golf.
(d) Cleaning his garage.

4. How does Chan describe the majority of the American population as compared to other countries?
(a) Poor.
(b) Filthy rich.
(c) Needy.
(d) Well off.

5. What changed Chan's relationship with God?
(a) His father's death.
(b) A weekend conference.
(c) His own children.
(d) His stepmother's death.

6. How does Chan describe his earthly feelings about his relationship with God?
(a) Dread.
(b) Love.
(c) Uncertainty.
(d) Fear.

7. To whom do lukewarm people feel called to minister?
(a) The poor.
(b) The underprivileged.
(c) The handicapped.
(d) The rich.

8. What does Chan believe is causing his heart palpitations?
(a) Stress.
(b) Mitral valve prolapse.
(c) Too much coffee.
(d) His wife.

9. What does Chan say that stress and worry imply?
(a) Inadequacy.
(b) Arrogance.
(c) Disbelief.
(d) Perfection.

10. How long does Chan spend in the woods with God?
(a) Four hours.
(b) Four days.
(c) Seven days.
(d) Four weeks.

11. In Chan's analogy, what is God the size of?
(a) Lake Michigan.
(b) The oceans.
(c) A soda can.
(d) A human brain.

12. What does Chan learn about his existence in respect to God?
(a) It is unnecessary.
(b) It is intentional.
(c) It is random.
(d) It is accidental.

13. How does Chan want his reader to finish the first chapter?
(a) In worship.
(b) In prayer.
(c) In silence.
(d) In audible praise.

14. What is the greatest good on earth?
(a) God.
(b) Financial security.
(c) A good job.
(d) Health.

15. For what reason does Chan see that people are willing to make changes in their lives?
(a) If it affects their relationship with others.
(b) If it affects their relationship with God.
(c) If it affects their ability to earn money.
(d) If it affects their salvation.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Chan suggest twice to his readers in this chapter?

2. Why doesn't Chan see a doctor?

3. How does God measure our lives?

4. How did Chan know that God loved him?

5. What does God command us to do in life?

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