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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 treatment is Betty about to have as the story opens?
(a) Electric shock treatment.
(b) Art therapy.
(c) Immune system therapy.
(d) Partial hysterectomy.

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

3. How does Betty describe sinning?
(a) Breaking one of the laws and going against the natural order.
(b) Using the laws to one's advantage.
(c) Failing to understand a law.
(d) Breaking one of the ten commandments.

4. What does Betty finally see in the distance of the swirling black mass?
(a) A pinpoint of light.
(b) An explosion of color.
(c) A planet.
(d) Blue sky.

5. How does Betty "experience" the unique flower in the garden?
(a) Feeling the flower's presence around her.
(b) Smelling its sweet perfume.
(c) Having a conversation with it.
(d) Seeing it in multiple colors and poses.

Short Answer Questions

1. When she first experiences her spirit body and others appear in the room with her, what does Betty notice about their appearance and hers?

2. After going to a few local churches, why do Betty, her husband, and their children stop attending?

3. This book is about a:

4. When Betty experiences severe cramping, bleeding, and other complications during her seventh pregnancy, what do doctors advise?

5. What part of a person communicates with God, receiving knowledge and insight from him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are Betty's first impressions upon being released from her body?

2. A pinpoint of light appears at the end of the tunnel. As she gets closer, what does Betty see within the light?

3. Describe the garden setting.

4. Who is the man within the light?

5. How does Betty use imagery in this chapter to convey the essence of the garden she visits?

6. Betty states she understands that love is supreme. Explain what she says about the natural order of love.

7. As a child, how does Betty learn to fear God?

8. How has Betty's perspective changed in this chapter?

9. How does Betty's uneasiness at the hospital foreshadow what is to come?

10. Discuss some of the points Betty makes about the power we have to affect our own health.

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