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

2. What does Betty say we need to do to attract positive energy to ourselves?
(a) Call positive energy by its name.
(b) Think positive thoughts and speak positive words.
(c) Fast for three days and drink only green tea.
(d) Meditate for an hour.

3. When does Betty find herself at the hospital as her narration begins?
(a) May 3, 1997.
(b) January 1, 2001.
(c) October 15, 1959.
(d) November 18, 1973.

4. How does Betty describe Jesus' sense of humor?
(a) Reserved.
(b) Wry and cutting.
(c) Sarcastic.
(d) Delightful and quick.

5. As Betty feels an enormous, powerful energy around her, what happens to her hospital room?
(a) It spins.
(b) It shakes.
(c) It dims.
(d) It sparkles.

Short Answer Questions

1. Betty realizes that many of her illnesses were the result of what?

2. What does Betty say about fear within the swirling black mass?

3. After going to a few local churches, why do Betty, her husband, and their children stop attending?

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

5. After waking up with a feeling of impending danger following her surgery, Betty tries reaching for the cord that calls the nurse but finds that:

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain what Betty means in her discussion of sins against the flesh.

2. What does the man radiating light and love tell Betty?

3. How do some of the events of Betty's childhood foreshadow what she is about to cover later in the book?

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

6. When she returns to the hospital room after checking up on her family, what massive force does Betty feel tugging at her?

7. Contrast what Betty learns about God first at the Catholic boarding school and later at Brainard Indian Training School.

8. Explain the "natural consequence" nature of the laws Jesus shares with Betty.

9. Describe Betty's otherworldly experience of immersing herself in a rose.

10. What are Betty's first impressions upon being released from her body?

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