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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. Will-o-the-Wisp: What are the viewers in the lounge not allowed to see?
(a) The other people who are in the lounge.
(b) Failures and misery of their loved ones.
(c) Wars and murders.
(d) What is going on in the rest of heaven.

2. Conservation: What state does the afterlife drift into?
(a) A time quirk.
(b) A black hole.
(c) Darkness.
(d) Incompleteness.

3. Quantum: What are people in this afterlife able to enjoy?
(a) One life at a time.
(b) All things at once.
(c) As much candy and soda as they want.
(d) Each moment in sequential order.

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

5. Search: Who do your cells belong to once they have moved away?
(a) They belong to the universe.
(b) They belong to a new entity.
(c) They still belong to you.
(d) They belong to god.

Short Answer Questions

1. Microbe: What is unique about this afterlife?

2. Seed: What has happened now that people have become smarter?

3. Conservation: What happens to the afterlife in this story?

4. Quantum: What type of scenario causes mixed signals for people?

5. Ineffable: What happens to the people in a play when the play dies?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Quantum: What scenario do people find the most familiar in this afterlife?

3. Absence: What has happened to the afterlife in this story?

4. Search: What happens to the atoms in your system when you die?

5. Prism: God decided to allow people to display different images of themselves in the afterlife. Much like light splitting through a prism. However, he soon discovered that this wouldn't work. Why not?

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

7. Narcissus: The afterlife in this story takes place in the center of the earth. In the afterlife, the Cartographers download the images that people took while they were alive. However, the Cartographers are disappointed by the images the humans take. Why?

8. Absence: How does the absence of God contribute to the wars that break out in the afterlife?

9. Blueprints: How can the numbers in this story be both a reward and a punishment?

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

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