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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12, In the Mist.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Pride catches up with Much-Afraid on the Shores of Loneliness, who was with him?
(a) Craven Fear, Lord Fearling, and Mrs. Dismal Foreboding.
(b) Bitterness, Self-Pity, and Mistrust.
(c) Resentment, Bitterness, and Self-Pity.
(d) Craven Fear, Resentment, and Bitterness.

2. What appeared above the steep wall of rock?
(a) A donkey to ride up the mountain path.
(b) A row of flowers leading the way.
(c) A double rainbow.
(d) A deer and a rabbit.

3. What did the four people from home do that frightened Much-Afraid on the Shores of Loneliness?
(a) They tried to push her over the cliff.
(b) They hurled verbal insults and lies at her.
(c) They chased her and her companions.
(d) They tried to kidnap her again.

4. As she faced the precipice, what was the assault on Much-Afraid from her family?
(a) Resentment insisted she should be angry with the Shepherd for tricking her.
(b) The entire family trapped and bound her.
(c) Discouraging words, insisting she had been a fool to believe the Shepherd.
(d) Pride and Self-Pity told her she was better off at home.

5. What had the Shepherd told Much-Afraid that she now knew was true?
(a) That he couldn't wait for her.
(b) That love and pain go together.
(c) That she was too lame for the trip.
(d) That it is hard to see without a lantern.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why was Pride chosen for his designated task in the chapter, "Encounters with Pride"?

2. What did the Fearling family decide to do about Much-Afraid leaving them?

3. As they walked through the mist, what did Much-Afraid finally do so she would not have to listen to the taunts from her family?

4. What did Much-Afraid do after she spoke to the undershepherds who were watching the sheep at the sheepfolds?

5. How did Much-Afraid begin to feel about the desolate surroundings along the Shores of Loneliness?

(see the answer key)

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