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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. In her spirit form, what does Betty feel towards her physical body?
(a) Indifference.
(b) Revulsion.
(c) Sympathy.
(d) Acceptance.

3. In the garden, Betty realizes that everything has its own life, purpose, and:
(a) Radiation level.
(b) Story to tell.
(c) Intelligence.
(d) Atoms.

4. 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) Through our stubbornness.
(d) By wishing things were different.

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

6. How does Betty describe Jesus' sense of humor?
(a) Wry and cutting.
(b) Delightful and quick.
(c) Sarcastic.
(d) Reserved.

7. Betty says that we are at our most self-centered when we are:
(a) Depressed.
(b) Praying for ourselves.
(c) Eating.
(d) Quiet.

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

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

10. What is the special flower in the garden doing when Betty first notices it?
(a) Swaying to music and singing praises.
(b) Speaking to her.
(c) Changing colors across the spectrum.
(d) Floating down the river.

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

12. What is the outcome of Betty's difficult seventh pregnancy?
(a) Her son is born normal, but she experiences health issues.
(b) She has a miscarriage months before the due date.
(c) Her child is stillborn and her health goes into decline.
(d) Her son is born with mild deformities.

13. Following her hysterectomy procedure, how does Betty feel at nine o'clock when a nurse brings her evening medication?
(a) Confused and disoriented.
(b) Ready to go home.
(c) Fine except for a little pain from the surgery.
(d) Uncomfortably hot and feverish.

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

15. What does Betty say about her beliefs regarding religion prior to her near-death experience?
(a) She became cynical.
(b) They remained uncertain for many years.
(c) She became agnostic.
(d) They were set in stone.

Short Answer Questions

1. After waking up with a feeling of impending danger following her surgery, Betty tries reaching for the cord that calls the nurse but finds that:

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

3. 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:

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

5. When Betty was a child, what did her family life lack?

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