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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 17, Healing Streams.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Much-Afraid called upon the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss what did she ask him to do?
(a) To join her and her companions.
(b) To help her do exactly what he asked and not turn away.
(c) To skip the rest of the journey and take her to the High Places right away.
(d) To take her back to the Valley of Humiliation.

2. What words had the Shepherd told Much-Afraid about when the flower bloomed in her heart?
(a) That when the flower bloomed she would be able to do whatever she wanted without any struggle.
(b) That when the flower bloomed, then died, she could take the seeds and plant them in others.
(c) That when the flower bloomed she could pick it and plant it in her garden.
(d) That when the plant of Love bloomed she would be loved in return, would go to the High Places, and would receive a new name.

3. What did Much-Afraid do to Self-Pity when he said the word "bruising"?
(a) She yelled at him to go away.
(b) She picked up a small rock and threw it at him.
(c) She ran away from him, then tripped him when he tried to chase her.
(d) She kicked him.

4. What did Much-Afraid and her companions see in the desert?
(a) A sand storm.
(b) The Spinx.
(c) A trail to an oasis.
(d) Nothing except pyramids.

5. What did Much-Afraid do when she found the Shepherd at the trysting place?
(a) She gave him a big hug.
(b) She raced to his side.
(c) She danced with joy.
(d) She fell at his feet crying.

Short Answer Questions

1. Feeling her resolve to make the journey to the High Places weakened by Pride's words, who did Much-Afraid call upon for help?

2. Who will tell her when it is time to leave for her journey?

3. Why isn't Mrs. Valiant afraid of the Fearlings?

4. As she faced the precipice, what was the assault on Much-Afraid from her family?

5. What does the Shepherd say about bread corn?

(see the answer key)

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