2. What does MacDonald point out as no bigger than the portal which brought the bus to Heaven?
(a) A flea.
(b) A bee.
(c) A crack.
(d) A roach.

3. What does the Solid One tell the Well-Dressed Ghost he can't completely do?
(a) Kiss her.
(b) Heal her.
(c) Save her.
(d) Carry her.

4. What does Sarah say that the Dwarf can no longer communicate here?
(a) His wretchedness.
(b) His glory.
(c) His dominance.
(d) His money.

5. MacDonald says that of the Saved, what happens to them is best described as the opposite of what?
(a) Hell.
(b) A journey.
(c) A mirror.
(d) A mirage.

6. What does the narrator say the Dwarf shrinks to the size of?
(a) A bird.
(b) A flea.
(c) A dog.
(d) A kitten.

7. What does MacDonald say that Heaven is?
(a) A garden.
(b) God's lap.
(c) A state of mind.
(d) Reality itself.

8. What does the narrator wonder that the whole trip of the Ghosts might be for in Chapter 8?
(a) To mock them.
(b) To torture them.
(c) To save them.
(d) To cherish them.

9. What does the Solid Man tell Pam she can't do to anyone in this country?
(a) Pity them.
(b) Hurt them.
(c) Kill them.
(d) Worship them.

10. According to MacDonald where do literary ghosts go to visit?
(a) Libraries.
(b) Sanitariums.
(c) Graves.
(d) Museums.

11. What does the narrator fear would crush him into the earth in Chapter 8?
(a) A kitten.
(b) A leaf.
(c) A bird.
(d) An insect.

12. Who are the young men and women on either side of Sarah, according to MacDonald?
(a) Her sisters and brothers.
(b) Her lovers.
(c) Her angels.
(d) Her sons and daughters.

13. What does Sarah say that pity can be used as?
(a) Volition.
(b) Reason.
(c) Rage.
(d) Blackmail.

14. What is the name of the son whom the Female Ghost is longing to see?
(a) Michael.
(b) John.
(c) Billy.
(d) Andrew.

15. Who is an example of what natural affection turns to in the end if it will not be converted?
(a) The Guthries.
(b) The Kennedys.
(c) The Andersons.
(d) The Browns.