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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is Betty protected against the frightening entities she sees after returning to her body?
2. When the spirits in heaven show Betty a drunken man on earth, what does she first see in this person?
3. When Betty sees spirits eagerly awaiting their turn on earth, she notes that they regard life on earth as what?
4. In many instances, our earth family members and friends are:
5. After the spirits show Betty who the drunken man really is, what does Betty see?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Betty compare her death to a graduation?
2. Describe why a particular drunken man shown to Betty is regarded highly in the spirit world.
3. How does Betty react to what the council of men has to say to her?
4. What does Betty conclude at the end of the book?
5. Describe what Betty writes about the spirits waiting to come to earth.
6. After sinking further into self-pity upon returning to earth, Betty is saved by what?
7. Summarize what Betty says about what we can take with us from this life to the spirit world.
8. What happens after Betty makes her decision before the council of men?
9. Why does Betty meet with a council of twelve men?
10. Who joins Betty in the garden?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why is Betty able to feel so calm and at peace in the midst of her unusual experiences? Why does she feel "at home" in this alternate realm?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the modes of communication, transportation, illumination, and knowledge acquisition in the realm Betty visits during her near-death experience.
Essay Topic 3
The title of Betty Eadie's book is Embraced by the Light. What does this title mean? What is the light? How, when, and where is Betty embraced? How does this embrace forever alter the author's point of view?
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