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

2. When is Ann to join Chris in Summerland?
(a) In 4 years.
(b) In 24 years.
(c) In 40 years.
(d) Never.

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

4. What happens to Chris?
(a) An explosion from a gas line blows up the theater.
(b) His car is hit into the path of an oncoming van.
(c) He is hit in the crosswalk going across the street.
(d) He is accidentally killed in a drive-by shooting.

5. What will the man do to contact Chris?
(a) Send an angel.
(b) Send a message.
(c) Tell Leona.
(d) Tell Albert.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Albert explain to Chris in Chapter 13?

2. What is Chris' occupation?

3. What does Chris think when he sits up in the bed?

4. What does the man who seems solid to Chris tell him?

5. What does Richard's companion suggest?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Chris want to do at Summerland?

2. What do you think about what Albert tells Chris about thoughts?

3. When Chris follows the sounds of Ann's sobbing, where does he end up?

4. What does Leon show Chris while they are waiting to be summoned back to the Office of Records?

5. What happens when Chris gets to his home? Why do you think he doesn't realize he is dead?

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

7. What does Chris realize about his and Albert's conversation and what is the implication of this?

8. How is Chris finally able to move away from the Earth plane?

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

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

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