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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 had once been a defining force for Ann?
(a) Her children.
(b) Laughter.
(c) Art.
(d) Music.
2. What type of emotional atmosphere is there?
(a) Optimism.
(b) Vacuity.
(c) Gluttony, despair, hate.
(d) Mindlessness.
3. How does Chris try to get Ann to see her new life?
(a) As real.
(b) As good.
(c) As changeable.
(d) As a sort of a dream.
4. How does Chris' posture change?
(a) He becomes more upright in order to look intimidating.
(b) He slumps further and further.
(c) It does not change.
(d) He appears more like the people around him.
5. What happens each time Chris tries to make a connection?
(a) Ann seems to not hear.
(b) Ann throws up a block to it.
(c) Ann denies it.
(d) Ann sees it for a second.
Short Answer Questions
1. What creature do they see?
2. What does Chris say about his Aunt Vera and Uncle Eddy?
3. What is one realization Chris has in Summerland?
4. How does Ann's house appear to Chris as he approaches it?
5. What do the damned do in the vacuum of Hell?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Albert say about Hell?
2. How does Chris react to the knowledge of Ann's suicide?
3. Who does Chris see in Summerland and what is the outcome? Do you think it seems likely?
4. What does Chris decide to do about Ann and how does Ian's belief offer some possibility of success?
5. Has Albert ever been in the Lower Realms?
6. How does Chris persist in trying to make Ann see her situation and what is the result?
7. What could Ann have done differently on Earth following the death of Chris which would have not resulted in her being where she is?
8. What do you think it means when Chris says he is realizing there is so much more than what the limited human mind can conceive?
9. Where is Chris at the opening to Chapter 36 and what has he accomplished?
10. What is the result of Chris having a grateful attitude?
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