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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. To what is Ann resistant?
(a) Perry's words.
(b) The idea of hell.
(c) The minister's words.
(d) The idea that the cat can see Chris.

2. How do the works of literature exist in this library?
(a) In their pure form.
(b) Exactly as they exist on earth.
(c) As conceptions.
(d) As thought.

3. Why are there no mirrors in Summerland?
(a) There is no light to see in them.
(b) They are a symbol of vanity.
(c) There are plenty of lakes to view one's reflection if desired.
(d) They would reflect their imperfect state.

4. To what does Chris awaken?
(a) Harp music.
(b) A gorgeous sunrise.
(c) The sound of trumpets.
(d) The sound of Ann crying.

5. What does Chris want to do?
(a) Write music.
(b) Be a guide for other accident victims.
(c) Write more uplifting plays.
(d) Advance technology.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Albert leave Chris?

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

3. Why does Ann want Richard to stop trying to console her?

4. Who does Richard bring to the cemetery?

5. What bothers Chris about Summerland?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the man who seems to have substance tell Chris?

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

3. What does Chris do to find Ann and help her?

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

5. What does Perry do that keeps Chris from actually communicating any further and why do you think Perry does this?

6. Give a brief description of life in Summerland.

7. What does Chris learn at the Office of Records and how does he react? Why do you think he reacts in such a way?

8. Who greets Chris and what do you think of the situation?

9. What is the frame in which Chris' story is written?

10. Why do you think Chris keeps staying around the Earth plane when it is so frustrating and sad to see Ann's grief?

(see the answer keys)

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