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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 of Albert's former beliefs does he share with Chris?
(a) A belief in the instant perfection of all who die.
(b) A belief that there is no life after physical death.
(c) The fact that he had no beliefs.
(d) A belief in heaven and hell when Albert was in the physical.

2. Who can no longer sense Chris' presence?
(a) Ginger.
(b) Ian.
(c) Richard.
(d) Ann.

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

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

5. What gets in the way of Perry's being able to connect Chris and Ann?
(a) Chris's reluctance.
(b) His lack of faith.
(c) His limited psychic abilities.
(d) His arrogance.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who keeps track of some family members?

2. What raiment does Albert don?

3. What takes on a form that must be faced?

4. Where does Albert leave Chris?

5. How does Chris affect his environment at Summerland?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Leona tell Chris of Albert's work and how does Chris react?

2. Who is the man who helped Chris finally make it to Summerland and what does Chris realize about life in Summerland?

3. What sort of judgment day is there for Chris and who is the "judge"?

4. Why does Chris lie down at his home and does this make sense to you?

5. What does Leona offer to do for Chris and do you think that it is wise?

6. Describe Chris' experience in the hospital when his soul first leaves his body.

7. What is the paradox about Ann and her wish to see Chris at Perry's seance?

8. What is the main thing that bothers Chris about his death and subsequent life in Summerland?

9. What does Chris want to do at Summerland?

10. Describe Chris' first moments after he awakens in Summerland.

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