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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. At the hospital, Betty asks for a room with a window because ever since she was a child, she's had:
(a) Claustrophobia.
(b) Panic attacks.
(c) A fear of the dark.
(d) An obsession with the outdoors.

2. When Betty talks with Jesus in heaven, she learns that his mission had been to come into the world to:
(a) Experience life.
(b) Teach love.
(c) Tell stories.
(d) Heal others.

3. Despite feeling blessed by her husband and their children, what does Betty say was still missing from her life?
(a) Belief in God.
(b) Trusting relationship with God.
(c) Satisfying career.
(d) Stable home life.

4. What does Betty become aware of within the black mass she travels through?
(a) Other people as well as animals.
(b) Pulsating colors and sounds.
(c) Shooting comets.
(d) Angels guiding the way.

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

6. Although Betty often approached God in prayer for answers when she was an adolescent, she felt that:
(a) Her prayers were insincere.
(b) God did not care about her.
(c) Her prayers were insignificant.
(d) God did not hear her.

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

8. Feeling restless at the hospital as she awaits her procedure, what does Betty do?
(a) Reads her husband's letter.
(b) Knits a sweater.
(c) Calls home.
(d) Reads a book.

9. When Betty is embraced as she enters the spiritual world, what does she feel?
(a) That she's not worthy of such love.
(b) Electric sparks.
(c) Instant forgiveness.
(d) That she's finally home.

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

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

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

13. When Betty was a child, what did her family life lack?
(a) Sibling friendship.
(b) Security.
(c) Contact with the outside world.
(d) Adventure.

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

15. The author notices that people enjoy creating things in heaven, and she comes to understand that all things of importance are:
(a) Not allowed to leave the spiritual realm.
(b) Created spiritually first, physically second.
(c) Given a stamp of approval by ministering angels.
(d) Created by large committees.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Betty see when she enters the looms room?

2. As she arrives in the spiritual realm, who embraces her?

3. 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?

4. What flower attracts her more than any other in the garden?

5. Why does Betty need to have a partial hysterectomy?

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