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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. Where did Og go after he left the apartment building where he would visit Simon?
(a) back to his office
(b) to church
(c) the police station
(d) home

2. When Og returned to his office after looking for Simon what did he ask Pat?
(a) if she thought he was crazy
(b) if she had seen Simon in the office
(c) if she had ever seen Simon's cat
(d) if she had ever seen Simon walking the street

3. How did Og feel about office Christmas parties?
(a) he loved them
(b) he thought they were boring
(c) he hated them
(d) he was indifferent

4. What did Og do when he got back in his car after opening the gate to his office building?
(a) punched the steering wheel
(b) cried
(c) yelled
(d) cussed out Simon

5. What did Simon believe it would be difficult for Og to believe?
(a) that Simon was God
(b) that Og was God
(c) that a memorandum from God exists
(d) that Og would change the world

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Og do when he finished reading Simon's letter?

2. How many days was Og supposed to read the God Memorandum?

3. What concerned Simon about the God Memorandum and Og?

4. What are the two ingredients necessary for Simon's writing to be a success?

5. What did God say about the past?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Og returned from a business trip what did he find?

2. What did Simon tell Og to wear for a hundred days?

3. What did Og do after he read the letter from Simon?

4. Where were the last places Og went to look for Simon and what did he find?

5. What was the first thing Og read out of the brown envelope?

6. What was the book Simon left Og?

7. Who did Og call and why in Chapter 10?

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

9. What did Simon tell Og he could see about the God Memorandum?

10. What did Og say about his next book?

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