1. Who visits Betty after her procedure, even though she has no recollection of the visit?
(a) Her sister.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her husband and some friends.
(d) Her two oldest children.

2. What does Betty say about fear within the swirling black mass?
(a) There is no fear.
(b) Some beings are visibly frightened.
(c) She's more worried than fearful.
(d) Her fear comes and goes.

3. After feeling her spirit drawn out through her chest and pulled upwards, Betty experiences:
(a) Disorientation.
(b) Regret.
(c) Freedom.
(d) A life review.

4. After going to a few local churches, why do Betty, her husband, and their children stop attending?
(a) All the pastors were arrogant.
(b) The family does not feel satisfied in any of them.
(c) Betty started working on Sundays.
(d) They joined the YMCA instead.

5. In her spirit form, what does Betty feel towards her physical body?
(a) Acceptance.
(b) Indifference.
(c) Revulsion.
(d) Sympathy.

Short Answer Questions

1. After attending different churches and moving back in with her father, Betty has a frightening experience where she mistakes a carnival search light for what?

2. When does Betty find herself at the hospital as her narration begins?

3. Early in her second marriage, Betty wants to attend church to do what?

4. After watching television and falling asleep during the evening following her surgery, how does Betty feel when she wakes up?

5. After feeling her body become still and lifeless, what does Betty experience?

(see the answer key)

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