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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. This book is about a:
(a) Religious conversion.
(b) Near-death experience.
(c) Malpractice suit.
(d) Drug-induced hallucination.

2. What predominant feeling does Betty experience in the garden?
(a) Confusion with such a different reality.
(b) Elation at discovering herself.
(c) Joy at being one with everything else.
(d) Sadness at having to leave.

3. Feeling restless at the hospital as she awaits her procedure, what does Betty do?
(a) Calls home.
(b) Knits a sweater.
(c) Reads her husband's letter.
(d) Reads a book.

4. In her spirit form, what does Betty feel towards her physical body?
(a) Indifference.
(b) Sympathy.
(c) Acceptance.
(d) Revulsion.

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) Ancient Egypt.
(b) Center of the universe.
(c) Atlantis.
(d) Garden of Eden.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Betty say regarding reaching out and tending to the needs of others?

2. According to Betty, how can the spirit affect our own health?

3. How does Betty describe sinning?

4. Betty states that all creation begins where?

5. Following her hysterectomy procedure, how does Betty feel at nine o'clock when a nurse brings her evening medication?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Betty experience as she meets the man inside the light?

4. Explain how knowledge is acquired in the heavenly library Betty visits.

5. Why does Betty need to have a partial hysterectomy?

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

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

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

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

10. Describe Betty's childhood near-death experience.

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