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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. Scales: Why are humans draining God's strength?
(a) They are doing drugs.
(b) There are too many of them.
(c) They are feeding off of God.
(d) They require too much attention.

2. Egalitaire: This god is:
(a) A vaporous gas.
(b) A man.
(c) A woman.
(d) A child.

3. The Unnatural: Who is the last person to ever die in your new life?
(a) An old man.
(b) A girl.
(c) An old lady.
(d) A boy.

4. Sum: In this afterlife a person's life is:
(a) Relived from bad to good.
(b) Grouped together according to activity.
(c) Relived from good to bad.
(d) Reviewed from beginning to end.

5. Giantess: What does this afterlife focus on?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Softness.
(c) Fear.
(d) Peace.

Short Answer Questions

1. Giantess: What is the princely looking man?

2. Spirals: What do the creatures think about humans?

3. Great Expectations: What happens to people's computerized afterlives?

4. Spirals: What is unique about God in this afterlife?

5. Reins: Who runs this afterlife?

Short Essay Questions

1. Angst: Why do the humans in this story dread returning to the afterlife?

2. Egalitaire: How did the people who died feel about this afterlife?

3. Oz: What does God say is the true measure of bravery?

4. Distance: Everyone in this afterlife is allowed to ask the Creator one question. One man asks why God keeps himself separate from man. What is God's answer?

5. Mary: What disappoints God the most about his relationship with humans?

6. Descent of Species: What does the human-turned-horse realize right before he can no longer think?

7. Mary: Why does God love Mary Shelley?

8. Adhesion: What is the adhesive (alluded to in the title) that holds humans together in this story?

9. The Unnatural: Why do people begin to think that death refers to the death of motivation?

10. The Unnatural: What do you choose in this afterlife that you believe will help the world?

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