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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. As she focuses on the special flower in the garden, what perspective does Betty adopt?
2. How does Betty "experience" the unique flower in the garden?
3. After Joe and Betty marry, they move with their children to:
4. After attending different churches and moving back in with her father, Betty has a frightening experience where she mistakes a carnival search light for what?
5. What is the special flower in the garden doing when Betty first notices it?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what Betty experiences as she travels inside the vortex.
2. Who is the man within the light?
3. At the moment that she feels her body go lifeless, what happens to her spirit?
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. After seeing Jesus face to face, how does Betty's perspective of him change?
6. Describe Betty's second husband, Joe.
7. Why did Betty not listen to the advice of her doctors who wanted her to have an abortion?
8. Describe who Betty sees as she travels through this massive tunnel.
9. What does the man radiating light and love tell Betty?
10. What are the laws described in Chapter 7?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast Betty's descriptions of heaven with what we see and experience here on earth. What similarities do you note? What stands as being significantly different?
Essay Topic 2
Through her descriptions, Betty tries to incorporate all of the senses to give the reader a more complete picture of her experience. For each sense -- sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell -- select a passage from the book and analyze how her written description triggers that particular sense.
Essay Topic 3
1. Explain how Betty develops a fear of God as a child. What gives rise to this fear? What other factors contribute?
2. Explain how Betty feels about God following the near-death experience she has as an adult. List some of the events that transpire and some of the lessons she learns that alter her view of God.
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