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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. How long does it take Betty to finally agree to share her otherworldly experiences in a book?
(a) Two years.
(b) Seven years.
(c) Thirty-six years.
(d) Nineteen years.

2. What do the spirits begin to do once they've gathered around Betty in the garden?
(a) Spin.
(b) Greet her.
(c) Dance.
(d) Lecture her.

3. Betty says that regardless of whether someone is great or small, talented or handicapped, sinner or saint, in the spirit world:
(a) Nobody cares.
(b) All have sinned.
(c) All are equal and precious.
(d) Nobody is good enough.

4. What impresses Betty most about spirits in their pre-mortal existence?
(a) Their wit and bravado.
(b) How transparent they are.
(c) Their beauty and glory.
(d) How timid they are.

5. What does Betty realize about her adoptive child by the time the little girl is two-and-a-half years old?
(a) Betty has seen her before in spirit.
(b) The girl is the incarnation of one of her monk friends.
(c) Saving the child is Betty's mission.
(d) The child is a musical prodigy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Betty states that even though there are those who are different from us, we must be willing to:

2. What do those gathered at Betty's farewell from the spirit world begin to do?

3. How does the drunken man help the attorney?

4. Where in the spiritual realm does Betty meet with the council of men?

5. In the other worlds that Betty visits, what kind of people does she see?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Through the love she experiences as she bids farewell to the heavenly realm, what does Betty conclude regarding the significance of each soul?

3. What does Betty say about other worlds?

4. Summarize what Betty says about what we can take with us from this life to the spirit world.

5. Describe why a particular drunken man shown to Betty is regarded highly in the spirit world.

6. What does Betty say about being God's children?

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

8. What mystery is solved in this chapter?

9. Who is the baby Betty and her husband adopt, and how is it that Betty already knows her?

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

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