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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. What did Simon compare his letter to in the beginning of the letter?
(a) his will
(b) a sermon
(c) a preface to a book
(d) a treatise

2. What concerned Simon about the God Memorandum and Og?
(a) whether it would change Og's life
(b) whether he would do it
(c) what he would say to people about it
(d) whether he would publish it

3. What does Og say millions of people believe about their lives?
(a) that life is too hard
(b) that life on earth is hell
(c) that life is supposed to be easy
(d) that life is not fair

4. Why did Og think he reacted as he did after he read the letter?
(a) he felt like a fool
(b) he thought it was funny
(c) Simon was gone
(d) he thought it was a hoax

5. Why would Og do what Simon asked him to do?
(a) he didn't have anything else to do
(b) he respected him
(c) he hoped it would make him rich
(d) he felt compelled

Short Answer Questions

1. What did God say about the past?

2. What was Og's first thought when he could find no evidence of Simon's existence?

3. Why did Og go to the county morgue?

4. What did God say was necessary for humans to come to the world of the living?

5. Why does Simon think people will laugh at his message?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Og remember about Simon and surprise him with it?

2. What did Og do when he came back to his office after looking for Simon?

3. What did Og do and what did he see after he left his office at the end of the book?

4. What rules did God give to create happiness?

5. What was the book Simon left Og?

6. What did God say about the past and the world of the living?

7. What holiday was it at the end of the book?

8. What did God say about humans' cries?

9. What did Simon say would be the best way to handle the God Memorandum?

10. What assurance did God give at the beginning of the memo?

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