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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. Sum: Once you make it through the pain segment of your remembered life:
(a) You must make restitution for your wrongs.
(b) You are pain free forever.
(c) You must relive each moment three times.
(d) You are allowed to forget it all.

2. Giantess: What does the man think about communicating with the Giantess?
(a) It is the purpose of existance.
(b) It is meaningless.
(c) It is the best way to influence the weather.
(d) It is difficult, but worth it.

3. Egalitaire: This god is very unusual because he/she is:
(a) Silly.
(b) Angry.
(c) Sensitive.
(d) Vengeful.

4. Giantess: What is the princely looking man?
(a) A god.
(b) An angel.
(c) A dead person.
(d) An alien.

5. Sum: In this afterlife a person's life is:
(a) Relived from good to bad.
(b) Grouped together according to activity.
(c) Reviewed from beginning to end.
(d) Relived from bad to good.

Short Answer Questions

1. Descent of Species: What does the hero of this story turn into?

2. Mary: When did God become disenchanted with man?

3. Missing: How does God feel about mankind?

4. Perpetuity: What does God hope will happen to the sinners?

5. Perpetuity: What is missing from this afterlife?

Short Essay Questions

1. Angst: Why do the humans in this story dread returning to the afterlife?

2. Spirals: Why do the creatures in this afterlife think humans are so intelligent?

3. The Cast: As you live your life, all of the people in the background of your life are actors. They are those in the afterlife who must play "roles" in your life. However, not every actor is happy being a character in your life. Why are they so dissatisfied?

4. Great Expectations: What doe people expect in this afterlife?

5. Missing: How does God being a married couple become a problem in this afterlife?

6. Mary: Why does God love Mary Shelley?

7. Descent of Species: What does the human-turned-horse realize right before he can no longer think?

8. Missing: Why is the dispute over God's gender irrelevant in this story?

9. Mirrors: In this story death is a two part process. The first death comes when a person takes their final breath, but the second part does not come until later. What kills the person the second time?

10. Egalitaire: How did the people who died feel about this afterlife?

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