What Dreams May Come: A Novel Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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What Dreams May Come: A Novel Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Albert leave Chris?
(a) On the top of a plateau.
(b) By a snow-capped mountain.
(c) Beside the shores of a gorgeous lake.
(d) Building his own home.

2. What has no meaning for Chris?
(a) What is happening in his family's lives.
(b) Anything.
(c) Space.
(d) Time.

3. How does Albert answer Chris' questions?
(a) He refuses to answer them.
(b) With detailed answers.
(c) With innuendo.
(d) Before Chris can even ask them.

4. What bothers Chris about Summerland?
(a) Ann is not with him.
(b) It is superficial.
(c) It is too cheerful.
(d) It is boring.

5. What prevents Chris from being at peace the way Leona and Albert seem to be?
(a) His resistance to peace.
(b) Chris' obsession with Ann.
(c) The bad dreams he keeps having.
(d) Chris' desire to change.

6. Who does Chris see in the church?
(a) The man who talks to him in the hospital.
(b) Angels.
(c) His sister who has been dead 10 years.
(d) His deceased parents.

7. What must Chris do even though there are no physical needs in Summerland?
(a) Pray for help to God.
(b) Solve his problems.
(c) Do something.
(d) Help others.

8. What does Chris think when he sits up in the bed?
(a) He has been dreaming.
(b) He wonders where Ann is.
(c) He needs to walk the dog.
(d) He is late for work.

9. What does Albert explain to Chris in Chapter 13?
(a) How to eat if he wants.
(b) About Chris' death memories.
(c) How to create material things.
(d) About how God visits occasionally.

10. What is the atmosphere like in Summerland?
(a) Impenetrable.
(b) Malleable.
(c) There is no atmostphere.
(d) Set in stone.

11. Why is it hard for Ann to believe that Chris is still alive in some form?
(a) She does believe Chris is still alive.
(b) Ann has a dream that Chris no longer exists.
(c) Ann learned as a child that religion is illusion.
(d) Ann does not believe in life after the physical life.

12. Where does Chris see Ian trying to comfort Ann?
(a) At the hospital.
(b) In Chris and Ann's bedroom.
(c) At his brother's house.
(d) At the cemetary.

13. What allows for a clean break from the body?
(a) The willingness to die.
(b) The desire to die.
(c) Cremation within three days of death.
(d) Others letting go of the dying person.

14. What complicates Chris' passing?
(a) Ian's perception of his father.
(b) Ann's anger.
(c) Perry's seance.
(d) Wendy's letter.

15. How are Chris' screenplays characterized?
(a) All very uplifting.
(b) Some uplifting; some led people astray.
(c) Demonic.
(d) Mediocre.

Short Answer Questions

1. What can Chris do to help Ann?

2. What does Ian sense?

3. What does Ann have that Chris also has?

4. How does Chris staying in the Lower Realms help Ann?

5. What confounds Chris about the city he visits?

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