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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. What term does Betty use to describe the library she visits in the spiritual realm?
(a) Library in the clouds.
(b) Library of the mind.
(c) Hall of wisdom.
(d) Hall of imagination.

4. As she travels through the whirling black mass, Betty picks up speed to the point where she feels she's:
(a) Traveling faster than light speed.
(b) Going to disintegrate.
(c) Entering a black hole.
(d) About to reach the end of the universe.

5. When she was deathly sick with whooping cough and double pneumonia as a child, Betty had an otherworldly experience of finding herself cradled in the arms of:
(a) A woman with a sparkling blue dress.
(b) Two radiant fairies.
(c) Three golden angels.
(d) A man with a beautiful white beard.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Betty see running through the garden?

2. How does Betty describe her semi-private hospital room in which she recovers after surgery?

3. As she reaches her destination after traveling through the swirling black mass, Betty sees:

4. As Betty feels an enormous, powerful energy around her, what happens to her hospital room?

5. In the garden, Betty realizes that everything has its own life, purpose, and:

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Betty say is the glue that holds together her marriage to Joe?

2. Who is the man within the light?

3. How has Betty's perspective changed in this chapter?

4. Betty states she understands that love is supreme. Explain what she says about the natural order of love.

5. At the moment that she feels her body go lifeless, what happens to her spirit?

6. What does Betty feel as she travels through the tunnel?

7. Before this particular hospital stay where she is scheduled for a partial hysterectomy, Betty was admitted to the hospital for another reason. What was that reason?

8. As a child, how does Betty learn to fear God?

9. What does Betty say about Jesus' sense of humor?

10. Discuss some of the points Betty makes about the power we have to affect our own health.

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