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

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

3. As a child, why does Betty begin to fear God?
(a) Her grandmother was religious but scary.
(b) The orphanage staff always said God was angry.
(c) The boarding school nuns were cruel.
(d) Her foster parents taught her to.

4. The flowers that Betty sees in the garden in the spiritual world are:
(a) Gigantic.
(b) Tiny.
(c) Colorful and translucent.
(d) Brown and shriveled.

5. Betty states that our cells were programmed to regenerate indefinitely, but death of the body became a part of the mortal world where?
(a) Atlantis.
(b) Ancient Egypt.
(c) Center of the universe.
(d) Garden of Eden.

Short Answer Questions

1. Initially, what position does Betty find herself in as she travels through the large black mass?

2. When Betty talks with Jesus in heaven, she learns that his mission had been to come into the world to:

3. As Betty's spirit gazes upon her own lifeless body, who appears in the room with her?

4. As she focuses on the special flower in the garden, what perspective does Betty adopt?

5. What does Betty see when she enters the looms room?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

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

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

6. Who is the man within the light?

7. Why did Betty not listen to the advice of her doctors who wanted her to have an abortion?

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

9. How does Betty feel at night as she recovers at the hospital following her surgery?

10. What can our illnesses teach us?

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