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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 prepares to leave heaven, she realizes that:
(a) She may choose to go to another realm when she returns.
(b) She's seen everything there is to see in heaven.
(c) She's seen only a tiny portion of heaven.
(d) She forgot to ask some very important questions.

2. What does Betty experience after her spirit slips back into her body?
(a) Calm, strength, and tremendous energy.
(b) Bliss and joy.
(c) Disorientation and vertigo.
(d) Pain, sickness, and electric shocks.

3. How does the drunken man help the attorney?
(a) As a teacher of compassion.
(b) Showing the attorney he should never drink.
(c) By hardening the attorney's heart.
(d) By serving as his client.

4. Can our prayers help our friends and family members?
(a) Only friends.
(b) Yes.
(c) No.
(d) Only close family members.

5. How does Betty react to what the council of men tells her?
(a) With great joy.
(b) With complete acceptance.
(c) With utter shock.
(d) With much resistance.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the garden, Betty recognizes the spirits as what?

2. Betty learns that our earthly prayers for others can benefit those:

3. Betty says that regardless of whether someone is great or small, talented or handicapped, sinner or saint, in the spirit world:

4. Betty says that after we live our lives here on earth and are reunited in heaven:

5. What happens once Betty makes the decision to return to earth?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who joins Betty in the garden?

2. Describe what Betty writes about the spirits waiting to come to earth.

3. Describe how Betty feels upon returning to her body.

4. What does Betty say about other worlds?

5. What does Betty conclude at the end of the book?

6. How does Betty react to what the council of men has to say to her?

7. What happens after Betty makes her decision before the council of men?

8. Summarize what Betty writes about expressing gratitude in prayer.

9. How does Betty use symbolism in this chapter?

10. How does Betty compare her death to a graduation?

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