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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. Why does Chris decide to stay in Hell?
(a) It's nice and warm.
(b) To help those in hell to ascend higher.
(c) To be with Ann.
(d) To have an easier time contacting those still alive.
2. What does the man who seems solid to Chris tell him?
(a) He must go on.
(b) He can wait as long as necessary.
(c) He will make things worse staying there.
(d) He will not find peace until he moves on.
3. Which sphere is Summerland?
(a) The first.
(b) The second.
(c) The third.
(d) The last.
4. Why does Chris leave his wife?
(a) He falls in love with another woman.
(b) He is tired of marriage.
(c) He dies.
(d) He has to go to serve in the military.
5. With whom does Chris usually go to the movies?
(a) Ian.
(b) No one.
(c) Robert.
(d) Ann.
Short Answer Questions
1. What gets in the way of Perry's being able to connect Chris and Ann?
2. Why are there no shadows where Chris is?
3. When is Ann to join Chris in Summerland?
4. What does everyone have at Summerland?
5. What does Chris do when a voice tells him not to fight dying?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the paradox about Ann and her wish to see Chris at Perry's seance?
2. What sort of judgment day is there for Chris and who is the "judge"?
3. What does Perry do that keeps Chris from actually communicating any further and why do you think Perry does this?
4. What might give Chris hope for Ann for after she dies?
5. Who is the man who helped Chris finally make it to Summerland and what does Chris realize about life in Summerland?
6. What does Leona tell Chris of Albert's work and how does Chris react?
7. What does Leon show Chris while they are waiting to be summoned back to the Office of Records?
8. Why does Chris lie down at his home and does this make sense to you?
9. What happens when Chris gets to his home? Why do you think he doesn't realize he is dead?
10. Give a one-sentence synopsis of WHAT DREAMS MAY COME.
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