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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. How does Chris' heart beat?
(a) Rapidly.
(b) With suspense and anxiety.
(c) Slowly and peacefully.
(d) Pounding as if it would jump out of his chest.
2. What is the atmosphere like in Summerland?
(a) Malleable.
(b) Impenetrable.
(c) There is no atmostphere.
(d) Set in stone.
3. What can Chris do to help Ann?
(a) Reincarnating as soon as possible.
(b) Try to show her that he's still alive.
(c) Send loving thoughts.
(d) There is nothing he can do for Ann.
4. What raiment does Albert don?
(a) A monk's brown habit.
(b) Nothing.
(c) A radiant robe.
(d) A pair of fatigues.
5. Who does Chris recognize as the man who helped him?
(a) Chris' next door neighbor who died two years earlier.
(b) Chris' grandfather.
(c) Chris' cousin Albert.
(d) Chris' uncle.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens if there is intense grieving surrounding a person's death?
2. Who does Chris see in the church?
3. What keeps Chris bound to Ann?
4. Where does Leona offer to take Chris?
5. Where does Chris awaken?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Chris gets to his home? Why do you think he doesn't realize he is dead?
2. What do you think about what Albert tells Chris about thoughts?
3. Why do you think Chris keeps staying around the Earth plane when it is so frustrating and sad to see Ann's grief?
4. Describe Chris' experience in the hospital when his soul first leaves his body.
5. What can Albert do and how would you feel about that?
6. What sort of judgment day is there for Chris and who is the "judge"?
7. Give a one-sentence synopsis of WHAT DREAMS MAY COME.
8. What does Perry do that keeps Chris from actually communicating any further and why do you think Perry does this?
9. Who greets Chris and what do you think of the situation?
10. What does Chris want to do at Summerland?
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