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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What can happen to a person who excessively draws upon the negative energies?
(a) The person becomes power crazy.
(b) The person loses touch with reality.
(c) The body is strengthened.
(d) The body's defenses are weakened.

2. What is the outcome of Betty's partial hysterectomy procedure?
(a) In the midst of surgery, doctors change course.
(b) She is too weak, and the surgery is postponed.
(c) Complications arise, and the procedure takes twice as long as expected.
(d) The surgery is a success.

3. What does Betty say about her husband and their children?
(a) She wishes they'd all get along better.
(b) She thinks they need to become more independent.
(c) They don't understand her.
(d) To her, family is life itself and her greatest refuge.

4. This book is about a:
(a) Drug-induced hallucination.
(b) Near-death experience.
(c) Malpractice suit.
(d) Religious conversion.

5. What does Betty finally see in the distance of the swirling black mass?
(a) Blue sky.
(b) A planet.
(c) An explosion of color.
(d) A pinpoint of light.

6. What thought does Betty have regarding her spirit body shortly after leaving her physical body?
(a) This is who I really am.
(b) I feel as if I can do anything.
(c) This is most unusual.
(d) I feel like a kid again.

7. According to Betty, how can the spirit affect our own health?
(a) By shielding us from gamma rays.
(b) Through meditation and other stress relief activities.
(c) By removing impurities from our circulatory system.
(d) By giving the body strength to ward off illness.

8. When Betty is taken to a large room that resembles a library, what's conspicuously missing?
(a) Books.
(b) Information.
(c) Windows.
(d) People.

9. Betty learns that since there is a cause and effect relationship to sin, we end up creating many of our own punishments how?
(a) Through our actions.
(b) By wishing things were different.
(c) Through our stubbornness.
(d) By failing to acknowledge our errors.

10. As Betty's spirit gazes upon her own lifeless body, who appears in the room with her?
(a) Three men in light brown robes.
(b) Two angels with wings.
(c) Six beings, each sporting a different rainbow color.
(d) Seven women in pastel dresses.

11. As she focuses on the special flower in the garden, what perspective does Betty adopt?
(a) Suspended animation.
(b) Microscopic vision.
(c) Time reversal.
(d) Aerial view.

12. How old was Betty when she fell in love with the boy next door and married him?
(a) Fifteen.
(b) Eighteen.
(c) Seventeen.
(d) Twenty.

13. When does Betty find herself at the hospital as her narration begins?
(a) May 3, 1997.
(b) November 18, 1973.
(c) October 15, 1959.
(d) January 1, 2001.

14. What does Betty hear as she makes the transition from the hospital room into a tangible darkness?
(a) Drumbeats.
(b) Chimes.
(c) Laughter.
(d) Angelic songs.

15. In the spirit world, what does Betty learn about the role of love?
(a) Love enables us to be perfect judges.
(b) Love enables us to see clearly the hearts of people.
(c) Love is supreme, and without it we are nothing.
(d) Love is blind.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Betty say regarding reaching out and tending to the needs of others?

2. What is the outcome of Betty's difficult seventh pregnancy?

3. Betty says that in the spirit world, nobody is made to feel what?

4. Prior to feeling her body become still and lifeless, Betty experiences:

5. Betty states that she knew with a sure knowledge that Jesus would never do what?

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