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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. Prism: How does God solve his problem?
(a) He creates all people with the same intelligence.
(b) He allows people to all be the same height.
(c) He allows people to be all ages at once.
(d) He creates all people at the same weight.

2. Search: How often do your atoms pull together again?
(a) Once every decade.
(b) Once every hundred years.
(c) Once every evolutionary cycle.
(d) Once every millennia.

3. Pantheon: How do the different gods interact with each other?
(a) They love each other.
(b) They take sides with the main god or against him.
(c) They do not realize the other gods exist.
(d) There is bitter competition.

4. Incentive: Before each performance, actors are given ________________.
(a) A timeline.
(b) A timer.
(c) A script.
(d) An outcome.

5. Impulse: Who are the "gods" in this afterlife?
(a) Animals.
(b) Game players.
(c) Humans.
(d) Three computer programmers.

Short Answer Questions

1. Will-o-the-Wisp: What eventually happens to people in the lounge?

2. Microbe: What is unique about this afterlife?

3. Ineffable: What happens to the cells in a body when a person dies?

4. Death Watch: What happens when a computer has been idle for a number of days?

5. Impulse: What is the afterlife like for humans?

Short Essay Questions

1. Prism: What was God's biggest problem when he created this afterlife?

2. Ineffable: In this afterlife everything dies. People die, plays die, furniture dies. However, what is unique about these things in the afterlife?

3. Incentive: Why do the actors in this afterlife wish to be Beneficiaries?

4. Death Watch: How did the death switch become a problem for those who are alive?

5. Encore: In this afterlife the Creators try to recreate you in Heaven to be the same as you were on earth. Why has the afterlife really come into its own in the last hundred years?

6. Search: Once every millennium, all of your atoms come back together to create you again. This is a joyous occasion, but also a sad one. Why is it sad?

7. Seed: In this story man was created by accident. How did that happen?

8. Subjunctive: What is the punishment a person faces in the afterlife if they are a failure during their living life?

9. Reversal: What is the difference between your remembered life and your second life that causes grief for many when they live the second time?

10. Conservation: How was the universe created in this story?

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