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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. Colton confirmed that he saw ________________ in heaven and he also saw Mary, the mother of Jesus.
(a) Various gods.
(b) Pets and animals.
(c) Human inventions.
(d) Mohammed.
2. To what did this discovery lead?
(a) The magical kingdom.
(b) A deserted island.
(c) A pirate ship.
(d) An animated fox hunt.
3. How did Colton react when Todd asked what Satan looked like?
(a) Colton stops talking.
(b) Colton begins to cry.
(c) Colton laughs.
(d) Colton yells at him.
4. When people suggested that they write a book, how did they first react?
(a) They are shocked.
(b) They are angry.
(c) They are excited.
(d) They are not surprised.
5. What did the youngest child find?
(a) A chest of gold.
(b) An enchanted wardrobe.
(c) A large carpet bag.
(d) A shark.
Short Answer Questions
1. After his death, Todd received Pop's rifle, his bowling ball, and what else?
2. When Todd showed Colton a picture of Pop, Todd's Grandma Ellen, his mother, and his uncle Bill who did Colton recognize?
3. They were _______ when talking about God.
4. Why did Todd often visit Pop?
5. He says he met who when he was sitting by the Holy Spirit?
Short Essay Questions
1. How was the family changed by this event?
2. Why might Colton have liked "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe?"
3. Who was next to God in heaven? How does this support the Bible?
4. Where did Colton sit in heaven? What might this say about God?
5. Who is Akiane Kramarik? How is she important?
6. What did Colton know about his father becoming a pastor? Why is this important?
7. What reservations did the Burpos family have for writing a book?
8. How was the story of Solomon important? Why was this important to Todd?
9. Why might the family have decided to go public with the story?
10. How had heaven become a normal part of Colton's life?
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