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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 flesh overrules the spirit.
(b) Both spirit and flesh are controlled by the mind.
(c) The spirit has tremendous influence over the flesh.
(d) The spirit and the flesh are in constant opposition.

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

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

4. 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.

5. What types of laws does Jesus discuss with Betty?
(a) Crime and punishment laws.
(b) Moral and ethical laws.
(c) Spiritual, physical, and universal laws.
(d) Emotional and mental laws.

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

7. What thought does Betty have regarding her spirit body shortly after leaving her physical body?
(a) This is who I really am.
(b) I feel like a kid again.
(c) This is most unusual.
(d) I feel as if I can do anything.

8. 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) Secrets within man's heart.
(d) Knowledge fit for a king.

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

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

11. What does Betty say about fear within the swirling black mass?
(a) There is no fear.
(b) Her fear comes and goes.
(c) She's more worried than fearful.
(d) Some beings are visibly frightened.

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

13. Betty realizes that many of her illnesses were the result of what?
(a) Eating too much sugar and fat.
(b) Being hypocritical and dishonest.
(c) Smoking and drinking.
(d) Negative self-talk and feeling unloved.

14. 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) Everyone glows softly.
(b) She can't see anyone's eyes.
(c) She is taller than the other beings.
(d) Everyone looks very young.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. On Betty's first day at Brainard Indian Training School, what sign did she read that left a lasting impression on her?

2. As she travels through the whirling black mass, Betty picks up speed to the point where she feels she's:

3. As an example of breaking a law, Betty explains that we "sin" against the earth when we pollute and, as a result, we:

4. What does Betty hear as she makes the transition from the hospital room into a tangible darkness?

5. When Betty emerges the swirling tunnel and enters the heavenly realm, what does she feel?

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