3. Which of the following is not something someone should really let go of before they die?
(a) Their problems
(b) Their personal possessions
(c) Their loved ones
(d) Their friends

4. What are the balls of light known as?
(a) Deities
(b) Tikli
(c) Kiplo
(d) Fire balls

5. What is the de lok witness?
(a) The transportation of souls
(b) The judgement of the dead
(c) Pure love
(d) Enlightenment

6. What is the inner dissolution?
(a) Karma
(b) Where thought and emotion decease.
(c) Calmness during meditation
(d) The process of dissolving negative thoughts

7. What is the mantra of compassion?
(a) Om ah hum
(b) Om Mani Padme hum
(c) Siddhi hum
(d) Vaira Guru Padma

8. Name one thing a person can transform pain into?
(a) A sense of purpose
(b) Karma
(c) Emotional richness
(d) Positive energy

9. Who else does Sogyal say one must assist during this process?
(a) The deceased's children
(b) Poor people
(c) The guardian angel
(d) The bereaved

10. What is every person's right to die with?
(a) Enlightenment
(b) Loved ones
(c) Lucidity of thought
(d) Spiritual assistance

11. Which of the following is a source of extremely high negative karma?
(a) Euthanasia
(b) Suicide
(c) Marriage for money
(d) Drugs

12. What does Sogyal begin this chapter by discussing?
(a) The importance of the book
(b) Near death experience
(c) The Chinese invasion of Tibet
(d) The death of animals

13. What kind of euthanasia does Sogyal think is acceptable?
(a) Passive
(b) Active
(c) Quick
(d) Positive

14. Who asks Sogyal questions in appendix 2?
(a) Children
(b) Students
(c) Parents
(d) Kindergarten teachers

15. What age does Sogyal suggest that the lessons must be taught from?
(a) Grade school
(b) The teenage years
(c) University age
(d) Kindergarten