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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 would Og rather do with money spent on a Christmas party?
(a) donate it to the church
(b) put it in the bank
(c) give it to a needy family
(d) put it into the business
2. Why did Og go to the county morgue?
(a) to fill out a report
(b) the medical examiner was a friend of his
(c) to see if Simon was there
(d) to meet his wife
3. What did Simon say was required to change one's life?
(a) a burst of energy
(b) help from a friend
(c) many small steps
(d) he didn't believe life could be changed
4. What did Og tell his publisher after the office party?
(a) he needed some time off
(b) he wanted to stop selling his first book
(c) he wanted to write another book
(d) he was quitting as a writer
5. What does Og want to show in his future books?
(a) how people can come alive
(b) how to meet strangers
(c) how to build houses
(d) how to become rich
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Simon compare his letter to in the beginning of the letter?
2. What is the fourth thing God said humans should do?
3. What did Og do when he got back in his car after opening the gate to his office building?
4. What did Og find silly about a Christmas party?
5. What did God give as assurance to humans?
Short Essay Questions
1. What rules did God give to create happiness?
2. What did Simon say would be the best way to handle the God Memorandum?
3. What did Simon tell Og to wear for a hundred days?
4. Where did Og go when he left Simon's apartment and with whom did he talk? What did that person say?
5. What holiday was it at the end of the book?
6. Who did Og call and why in Chapter 10?
7. What did God say about humans?
8. What did Og tell Fell when he asked what the book was about and what was his response?
9. Where was Og when Chapter 10 started?
10. What did Simon do with his surprise?
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