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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the drunken man help the attorney?
(a) By serving as his client.
(b) As a teacher of compassion.
(c) By hardening the attorney's heart.
(d) Showing the attorney he should never drink.

2. What saves Betty from the condition she finds herself in after returning to her body?
(a) A mystical experience.
(b) Another hospital stay.
(c) Strong medications.
(d) Love for her family.

3. What impresses Betty most about spirits in their pre-mortal existence?
(a) Their beauty and glory.
(b) How timid they are.
(c) How transparent they are.
(d) Their wit and bravado.

4. Betty says that after we live our lives here on earth and are reunited in heaven:
(a) We're ready to come right back to earth.
(b) Everyone has to be debriefed.
(c) Pain is washed away.
(d) We forget almost everything.

5. What does Betty force herself to participate in some time after returning to her body in order to enjoy life again?
(a) Community theater.
(b) Bungee jumping.
(c) Deep sea fishing.
(d) Her children's activities.

6. How long does Betty say she spent visiting many of God's creations?
(a) Months, even years.
(b) Seconds.
(c) Hours.
(d) Weeks, even months.

7. Betty says that regardless of whether someone is great or small, talented or handicapped, sinner or saint, in the spirit world:
(a) Nobody cares.
(b) Nobody is good enough.
(c) All are equal and precious.
(d) All have sinned.

8. Betty states that even though she and Joe help their adult children through painful moments, they can never:
(a) Live their lives for them.
(b) Offer advice.
(c) Replace guardian angels.
(d) Go back to how things were.

9. Betty agrees to return to earth after being shown her mission, which:
(a) Now serves as her day to day blueprint.
(b) Was removed from her memory before her return.
(c) Was the most important mission she'd ever heard.
(d) She realized she could complete easily.

10. Can our prayers help our friends and family members?
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Only friends.
(d) Only close family members.

11. With the "ripple effect," any act of cruelty or kindness does what?
(a) Blends with other acts until they're all indistinguishable.
(b) Fades off into oblivion.
(c) Is either condemned or cheered in the spirit world.
(d) Returns to the one who originally performed the act.

12. What do those gathered at Betty's farewell from the spirit world begin to do?
(a) Dance with her.
(b) Recite a memorized poem.
(c) Bring her gifts.
(d) Sing spontaneously.

13. In the last chapter of the book, who does Betty miss terribly and pray for often?
(a) Her oldest son.
(b) Her mother.
(c) A sister.
(d) A baby.

14. How does the author return to earth after traveling through the spirit world?
(a) By simply finding herself back in the hospital room.
(b) Riding a beam of light.
(c) Back through the tunnel.
(d) Escorted by a thousand silver angels.

15. In the garden, Betty recognizes the spirits as what?
(a) Friends.
(b) Professors.
(c) Security guards.
(d) Grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

Short Answer Questions

1. In many instances, our earth family members and friends are:

2. Initially, Betty think the spirits who've gathered in the garden have come:

3. Who appears next to Betty right before her life review?

4. As Betty watches the people of earth going about their daily lives, what does she see above them?

5. Betty states that even though there are those who are different from us, we must be willing to:

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