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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What term does Betty use to describe the waters in the garden?
(a) Dancing waters.
(b) Singing waters.
(c) Living waters.
(d) Playful waters.

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

4. How does Betty compare the garden to a symphony?
(a) She can direct the elements of the garden like a composer.
(b) The garden is as beautiful as the best symphony she's heard on earth.
(c) The flowers remind her of symphony musicians.
(d) Everything in the garden creates its own music.

5. 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) Through our stubbornness.
(c) By failing to acknowledge our errors.
(d) By wishing things were different.

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

7. At the opening of the book, Betty Edie is in the hospital for:
(a) A surgical procedure.
(b) A nervous breakdown.
(c) Psychiatric care.
(d) Flu complications.

8. What does Betty learn about the individuals who appear beside her after she dies?
(a) They are relatives who have passed on.
(b) They had been with her for eternities.
(c) They are spiritual escorts.
(d) She knew them when they were teachers at her boarding school.

9. Betty states that our cells were programmed to regenerate indefinitely, but death of the body became a part of the mortal world where?
(a) Ancient Egypt.
(b) Atlantis.
(c) Center of the universe.
(d) Garden of Eden.

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

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

12. After feeling her body become still and lifeless, what does Betty experience?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Fear.
(c) Confusion.
(d) Energy surge.

13. What does Betty say regarding reaching out and tending to the needs of others?
(a) God keeps a careful tally of how many people we help.
(b) The poor in spirit will be rewarded.
(c) Service to others is healing for the body and spirit.
(d) Needy people get nowhere in life.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What part of a person communicates with God, receiving knowledge and insight from him?

2. Who visits Betty after her procedure, even though she has no recollection of the visit?

3. What term does Betty use to describe the library she visits in the spiritual realm?

4. As Betty continues to tour the heavenly realm, she feels as though she's traveling how long?

5. After attending different churches and moving back in with her father, Betty has a frightening experience where she mistakes a carnival search light for what?

(see the answer keys)

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