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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. As Betty moves forward through the black mass, what happens to the whirling sound?
(a) It increases in volume.
(b) It's replaced by harp music.
(c) It grows faint.
(d) It changes in frequency.

2. After feeling her body become still and lifeless, what does Betty experience?
(a) Energy surge.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Fear.
(d) Confusion.

3. What does Betty say about her husband and their children?
(a) To her, family is life itself and her greatest refuge.
(b) She thinks they need to become more independent.
(c) They don't understand her.
(d) She wishes they'd all get along better.

4. As Betty's spirit gazes upon her own lifeless body, who appears in the room with her?
(a) Seven women in pastel dresses.
(b) Two angels with wings.
(c) Six beings, each sporting a different rainbow color.
(d) Three men in light brown robes.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. As she arrives in the spiritual realm, who embraces her?

2. Upon experiencing significant complications during her seventh pregnancy, what does Betty decide to do?

3. After her parents separate when Betty is four years old, where is she sent?

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

5. What thought does Betty have regarding her spirit body shortly after leaving her physical body?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Betty see people doing in the looms room?

2. A pinpoint of light appears at the end of the tunnel. As she gets closer, what does Betty see within the light?

3. What does the experience of being a rose teach Betty?

4. 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?

5. Describe what Betty experiences as she feels the life force leaving her body.

6. How does Betty's uneasiness at the hospital foreshadow what is to come?

7. How does Betty use imagery in this chapter to convey the essence of the garden she visits?

8. Describe the garden setting.

9. What does Betty say happens when our thoughts draw upon negative energies at length?

10. Describe what Betty experiences as she travels inside the vortex.

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