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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Betty clarify regarding the relationship between the spirit and the flesh?
(a) The spirit and the flesh are in constant opposition.
(b) The flesh overrules the spirit.
(c) Both spirit and flesh are controlled by the mind.
(d) The spirit has tremendous influence over the flesh.

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

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

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

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

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

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

8. When Betty asks Jesus why there are so many religions, he replies that:
(a) People get confused and make up new ideas that become new religions.
(b) Different churches fulfill different needs people have at their respective levels of understanding.
(c) Religion has little to do with truth and knowledge.
(d) There are as many religions as there are species of plants and animals.

9. 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?
(a) A police helicopter sent to take her back to boarding school.
(b) A spaceship alien beam.
(c) The apocalypse.
(d) The second coming of Christ.

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

11. What does Betty say about the water she sees cascading down a waterfall?
(a) It's pure and dazzling.
(b) It creates dew for the flowers.
(c) It's actually air.
(d) It leaps and dances.

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

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

14. How long did Betty's first marriage last?
(a) Three months.
(b) Two years.
(c) Nine years.
(d) Six years.

15. What happens after Betty's spirit hears a deep rumbling, rushing sound?
(a) She falls into a comfortable sleep.
(b) She is drawn up gently.
(c) Her ministering angels wave and fly away.
(d) Her human doctor walks into the room.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Betty "experience" the unique flower in the garden?

2. At the hospital, Betty asks for a room with a window because ever since she was a child, she's had:

3. How does Betty recognize the one who embraces her in heaven?

4. 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:

5. What process does Betty feel taking place within the whirling, moving mass?

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