4. How does Sogyal improve their next life?
(a) Dying in a positive state of mind
(b) Praying
(c) Meditating
(d) Dying surrounded by loved ones

5. What is one convinced of during the first few weeks of this bardo?
(a) He or she is bored
(b) He or she has been promoted to heaven
(c) He or she is still alive
(d) He or she has been buried alive

6. Why had Khysentse and Sogyal traveled to Sikkim?
(a) China had invaded Tibet
(b) Khysentse had fallen ill
(c) To buy a new monastry
(d) To visit Buddha's grave

7. Which religion has a threefold vision of God?
(a) Christianity
(b) Islam
(c) Buddhism
(d) Hinduism

8. Who should not be allowed at a dying person's bedside?
(a) Grieving loved ones
(b) Negative people
(c) Acquaintances
(d) Doctors

9. What is the mind no longer limited by in the bardo of becoming?
(a) Conditioning
(b) The outside world
(c) The physical body
(d) Technology

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

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

12. What is the outer dissolution?
(a) When the earth dissolves
(b) Negative thoughts during mediation
(c) Where the senses and elements dissolve.
(d) What is happening in the next world

13. What does Phowa allow one to do?
(a) Die serenely
(b) Attain enlightenment
(c) Move into an afterlife
(d) Relax

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

15. Name one thing that a person who has experienced death has felt?
(a) Continuous laughter
(b) Seizures
(c) A weightlessness
(d) A lack of pain