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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. Why has the justice of peace been called?
(a) To pronounce Don dead.
(b) To fill out accident forms.
(c) To break up an argument.
(d) To give a citation to the truck driver.

2. When is Don able to sleep?
(a) He sleeps from dusk to dawn.
(b) He sleeps almost all the time.
(c) Passes out from exhaustion or pain.
(d) With sleeping pills.

3. What happens in the morning about Don's pneumonia?
(a) No change.
(b) It is getting better.
(c) It is gone.
(d) It is worse.

4. What does Don say angel wings sound like?
(a) Clothes blowing on a clothes line.
(b) A moth in a jar.
(c) Butterflies fluttering.
(d) A flight of birds taking off.

5. What does Dick pray for when he puts his hand on Don?
(a) That he come alive immediately.
(b) That his family will be all right.
(c) That there are no internal injuries.
(d) That he has gone to the light.

Short Answer Questions

1. Eventually, which dead loved one greets Don first?

2. What types of singing does Don hear in heaven?

3. What do the EMTs find when they return to Don's car with Dick?

4. What does Don remember about Joe Kulbeth when he sees him?

5. When the EMTs checked on Don for the second time what did they find out?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Don see when he first arrives in heaven?

2. What happens to Don on a daily or basis that leaves him in pain and exhausted?

3. What is one thing that happens that gives Don hope?

4. What does one of the EMTs tell Dick and what does he do?

5. Who does Don meet in the hospital that helps him and how do they meet?

6. Why is a justice of the peace called to the scene?

7. What do the EMTs do when they arrive at the accident site and then when they've seen all the victims?

8. Who are Dick and Anita and what did they do as they were driving home?

9. Where does Don go after he leaves the accident scene?

10. How do the people around Don appear?

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