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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 19, High Places.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Much-Afraid remember that gave her hope that she would find the Shepherd?
(a) That she was strong and could make the trip alone.
(b) That she was a Fearling, and Fearlings never gave up.
(c) The last verse of the song she had read.
(d) That she probably should just marry her cousin.

2. In Chapter 8, when the path once again took a disappointing turn away from the mountain, who showed up to taunt Much-Afraid?
(a) Craven Fear.
(b) Pride.
(c) Bitterness.
(d) Sorrow and Suffering.

3. Much-Afraid and her companions were about to head trough the Forests of Danger and Tribulation, but before they left, what did the Shepherd remind them?
(a) The path was narrow and one of them might not make it.
(b) There were many trees, but light would shine through to show the way.
(c) They had to hurry and get to shelter before the storm.
(d) That while following the path of his will, nothing can do they any real harm.

4. What does the Shepherd do for Much-Afraid after he meets her on the peak where she has leaped with the hinds' feet?
(a) He gives her the new name Grace and Glory.
(b) He proposes to her.
(c) He gives her the new name Grace and Love.
(d) He gives her a beautiful mansion.

5. What did Much-Afraid see on the altar the morning after her offering?
(a) Nothing, it was swept clean.
(b) Part of her heart.
(c) A little bird.
(d) The remains of the plant that had grown in her heart.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. For what did the Shepherd gently chide Much-Afraid?

3. Just when she realized how impossible it would be to climb the mountain, what did Suffering point out?

4. What did Much-Afraid realize after spending time in the cabin with her companions?

5. How does Pride treat Much-Afraid after he catches up with her?

(see the answer key)

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