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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 is Ann's response when Chris outright tells her that he is her husband?
(a) She screams at him for leaving her.
(b) She is estatic.
(c) She violently refuses to believe him.
(d) She asks why he has come there.

2. What does the interior of Ann's house reflect?
(a) Rebellion to God.
(b) Hope.
(c) Sadness and despair.
(d) Squalor.

3. Through whom is Ann's punishment meted?
(a) Herself.
(b) God.
(c) Angels.
(d) Satan.

4. How does Chris try to get Ann to see her new life?
(a) As changeable.
(b) As good.
(c) As a sort of a dream.
(d) As real.

5. What happens to a person who commits suicide?
(a) They must be in limbo for a few centuries.
(b) They do not self-judge, but are judged by a panel.
(c) They enter a darker continuation of their reality.
(d) They can never enter any of the upper realms.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Chris say about his house?

2. How is the realm organized that Chris and Albert enter?

3. Why does Chris want to reincarnate?

4. What puzzles Chris after Ginger's attack?

5. Where is Ann?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Chris see in Summerland and what is the outcome? Do you think it seems likely?

2. What happens as Chris and Albert continue walking deeper into the Lower Realms?

3. What does Albert say about Hell?

4. Can there be any type of communication between souls in Summerland and those on Earth?

5. Has Albert ever been in the Lower Realms?

6. How does Chris use gratitude to help his frame of mind and to reach out again to Ann?

7. Describe Albert and Chris' initial entry into the Lower Realms.

8. How does Chris next try to make a connection and what is the result?

9. Once Chris decides he will reincarnate soon, what does he have to learn first?

10. How does Chris have a third vision of Ann and what is the significance of the vision?

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