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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Betty, why are there positive and negative energies in our universe?
(a) These energies give us a chance to pick sides.
(b) Both are essential to creation and growth.
(c) These energies test us to see what we're really made of.
(d) These energies create chaos and disorder.

2. How does Betty compare the garden to a symphony?
(a) She can direct the elements of the garden like a composer.
(b) The garden is as beautiful as the best symphony she's heard on earth.
(c) The flowers remind her of symphony musicians.
(d) Everything in the garden creates its own music.

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

4. At the same time that her voyage through the black mass picks up speed, Betty feels greater:
(a) Exhilaration.
(b) Apprehension.
(c) Peace and tranquility.
(d) Sense of purpose.

5. As Betty feels an enormous, powerful energy around her, what happens to her hospital room?
(a) It sparkles.
(b) It spins.
(c) It shakes.
(d) It dims.

6. Betty's father is Scottish-Irish and her mother is:
(a) Sioux.
(b) Apache.
(c) Ute.
(d) Chippewa.

7. As she arrives in the spiritual realm, who embraces her?
(a) A man in a brown robe.
(b) She can't see who it is.
(c) A being radiating brilliant light.
(d) A person standing at a gate.

8. What flower attracts her more than any other in the garden?
(a) Violet.
(b) Petunia.
(c) Daisy.
(d) Rose.

9. What does Betty say about her husband and their children?
(a) She wishes they'd all get along better.
(b) To her, family is life itself and her greatest refuge.
(c) They don't understand her.
(d) She thinks they need to become more independent.

10. As Betty continues to tour the heavenly realm, she feels as though she's traveling how long?
(a) Hundreds of years.
(b) Seconds.
(c) Days or even weeks.
(d) Hours.

11. Betty says that Jesus' relationship to her was like what?
(a) A father and an older brother.
(b) An uncle.
(c) A grandfather.
(d) A little brother and an uncle.

12. What does Betty see when she enters the looms room?
(a) Exotic rugs hanging from the ceiling.
(b) Rolls of cloth piled in a corner.
(c) People working on ancient-looking looms.
(d) Automatic, unattended looms, as in a factory.

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

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

15. How does Betty describe Jesus' sense of humor?
(a) Sarcastic.
(b) Reserved.
(c) Wry and cutting.
(d) Delightful and quick.

Short Answer Questions

1. Upon experiencing significant complications during her seventh pregnancy, what does Betty decide to do?

2. To the spirit world, earth time is:

3. Feeling restless at the hospital as she awaits her procedure, what does Betty do?

4. Betty says that to become perfect in spirit, we must attain harmony between the mind, body, and spirit and add what to this balance?

5. What is the outcome of Betty's difficult seventh pregnancy?

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