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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Initially, what position does Betty find herself in as she travels through the large black mass?
(a) Reclining.
(b) Sitting.
(c) Standing.
(d) Kneeling.

3. How does Betty "experience" the unique flower in the garden?
(a) Feeling the flower's presence around her.
(b) Smelling its sweet perfume.
(c) Having a conversation with it.
(d) Seeing it in multiple colors and poses.

4. What does Betty see when she enters the looms room?
(a) Exotic rugs hanging from the ceiling.
(b) Rolls of cloth piled in a corner.
(c) People working on ancient-looking looms.
(d) Automatic, unattended looms, as in a factory.

5. When she first experiences her spirit body and others appear in the room with her, what does Betty notice about their appearance and hers?
(a) She is taller than the other beings.
(b) Everyone looks very young.
(c) Everyone glows softly.
(d) She can't see anyone's eyes.

6. Betty notes that once we've identified an illness or a problem, we must start verbalizing what?
(a) Our regrets.
(b) Saints' names.
(c) Its cure.
(d) Random prayers.

7. What attributes does Betty especially appreciate about Joe, her second husband?
(a) Tenderness and patience.
(b) Knowledge and creativity.
(c) Charisma and confidence.
(d) Humor and assertiveness.

8. When Betty's spirit looks upon her own body, she at once knows that:
(a) She's too young to die.
(b) She'll be coming back.
(c) It's lifeless.
(d) Her family will be devastated.

9. After feeling her spirit drawn out through her chest and pulled upwards, Betty experiences:
(a) Regret.
(b) A life review.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Disorientation.

10. As Betty continues to tour the heavenly realm, she feels as though she's traveling how long?
(a) Hundreds of years.
(b) Hours.
(c) Days or even weeks.
(d) Seconds.

11. As Betty moves forward through the black mass, what happens to the whirling sound?
(a) It increases in volume.
(b) It grows faint.
(c) It changes in frequency.
(d) It's replaced by harp music.

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

13. Why doesn't healing sometimes come right away, or come at all?
(a) Because we're not trying hard enough.
(b) For spiritual growth.
(c) Nobody knows why.
(d) Because we're cursed.

14. According to Betty, why are there positive and negative energies in our universe?
(a) These energies create chaos and disorder.
(b) Both are essential to creation and growth.
(c) These energies give us a chance to pick sides.
(d) These energies test us to see what we're really made of.

15. What treatment is Betty about to have as the story opens?
(a) Immune system therapy.
(b) Electric shock treatment.
(c) Art therapy.
(d) Partial hysterectomy.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Betty describe her spirit body?

2. Whom does Betty recognize as the one who embraces her upon her entry into the spirit world?

3. When does Betty find herself at the hospital as her narration begins?

4. To the spirit world, earth time is:

5. As a child, why does Betty begin to fear God?

(see the answer keys)

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