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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. The author says his world has been changed drastically by what event?
2. In her next past life Catherine describes being in a building that has what shape?
3. There is a widespread plague, because of so many deaths what practice is not followed?
4. In one past life, Catherine is a man from Wales, what is his name?
5. The Master tells Dr. Weiss that we have a misunderstanding of what concept?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do you think Dr. Weiss invites his wife to witness some of the sessions?
2. Why do you think Dr. Weiss wants Catherine to continue with the hypnosis therapy?
3. How does Catherine describe her relationship with the Masters?
4. In this chapter what does the poet Master discuss with Dr. Weiss?
5. How does Dr. Weiss suspect Catherine might have known some of these facts?
6. Why does Dr. Weiss think that Catherine's discussion of spiritual planes, and intuition is important?
7. What observation does Dr. Weiss make about the lives that Catherine relives in relation to famous individuals?
8. What other information does Dr. Weiss provide in this chapter to help explain how he was naturally skeptical of the concept of reincarnation?
9. What events in Christianity does Dr. Weiss uncover to help defend his growing interest in past lives?
10. How would you describe Catherine's relationship with her boyfriend, Stuart?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What happened to Dr. Weiss's mother-in-law? Why do you think the author included this personal story in the book?
Essay Topic 2
Recount the episode at the museum. Why do you think this episode is so important to the book?
Essay Topic 3
Death is a recurring theme through out the book. Compare and contrast the way the physical deaths and the spiritual death experiences are portrayed. Is there any significance to the way these two series of events are presented as it relates to the attitude Dr. Weiss develops about death during the course of the book.
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