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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who visits Betty after her procedure, even though she has no recollection of the visit?
(a) Her two oldest children.
(b) Her husband and some friends.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Her mother.

2. When Betty emerges the swirling tunnel and enters the heavenly realm, what does she feel?
(a) Peace beyond comprehension.
(b) Shame and humility.
(c) Explosion of love.
(d) Cautious excitement.

3. How does Betty describe sinning?
(a) Breaking one of the laws and going against the natural order.
(b) Breaking one of the ten commandments.
(c) Failing to understand a law.
(d) Using the laws to one's advantage.

4. Betty states that all creation begins where?
(a) From emotions.
(b) From utter chaos.
(c) At the center of the universe.
(d) In the mind.

5. After going to a few local churches, why do Betty, her husband, and their children stop attending?
(a) All the pastors were arrogant.
(b) They joined the YMCA instead.
(c) The family does not feel satisfied in any of them.
(d) Betty started working on Sundays.

6. Betty explains that when people recognize the laws and learn how to use their positive and negative forces, they have access to:
(a) Knowledge fit for a king.
(b) Power beyond comprehension.
(c) Wisdom and strength.
(d) Secrets within man's heart.

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

8. When Betty discusses sins against the flesh, such as abusing drugs, overeating, under-eating, and not getting enough exercise, she explains that they're all equal in severity because:
(a) We should know better.
(b) We are purposely hurting ourselves.
(c) We are being selfish.
(d) We are responsible for our bodies.

9. Upon experiencing significant complications during her seventh pregnancy, what does Betty decide to do?
(a) Have an abortion.
(b) Take medications and hope for the best.
(c) Allow doctors to induce an early delivery.
(d) Go on bed rest and have the baby.

10. What process does Betty feel taking place within the whirling, moving mass?
(a) Remembering past good deeds.
(b) Forgetting her past.
(c) Adjustment.
(d) Healing.

11. As Betty takes a closer look at the cloth in the looms room, what does she notice?
(a) People are staring at her in awe, perplexed by her presence.
(b) It sparkles and is opaque on one side, transparent on the other.
(c) It is made of star dust and moon beams.
(d) People look at her suspiciously.

12. Why were the laws that Jesus discusses with Betty created?
(a) To keep everyone in check.
(b) To punish wrongdoers.
(c) To separate good and bad people.
(d) To fulfill a purpose.

13. As she travels through the whirling black mass, Betty picks up speed to the point where she feels she's:
(a) About to reach the end of the universe.
(b) Traveling faster than light speed.
(c) Going to disintegrate.
(d) Entering a black hole.

14. Betty states that she knew with a sure knowledge that Jesus would never do what?
(a) Speak firmly to anyone.
(b) Laugh at her jokes.
(c) Come back to earth again.
(d) Misuse his authority.

15. What types of laws does Jesus discuss with Betty?
(a) Spiritual, physical, and universal laws.
(b) Moral and ethical laws.
(c) Emotional and mental laws.
(d) Crime and punishment laws.

Short Answer Questions

1. What treatment is Betty about to have as the story opens?

2. Feeling restless at the hospital as she awaits her procedure, what does Betty do?

3. What is the outcome of Betty's partial hysterectomy procedure?

4. What does Betty say about her husband and their children?

5. What does Betty say we need to do to attract positive energy to ourselves?

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