Hinds' Feet on High Places Test | Final Test - Easy

Hannah Hurnard
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 187 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Hinds' Feet on High Places Test | Final Test - Easy

Hannah Hurnard
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Much-Afraid wonder at the end of Chapter 13, as she thought about what had happened so far and what was going to happen next?
(a) She wondered if she was ever going to get to the High Places.
(b) She wondered if she was crazy to do all this.
(c) She wondered if the Shepherd was crazy and had tricked her.
(d) What the Shepherd planned next and if it would hurt.

2. How is the Shepherd dressed when Much-Afraid meets him on the top of a peak where she had leaped after realizing she now had hinds' feet?
(a) He is wearing his shepherd clothing.
(b) He is wearing a long white beard.
(c) He is wearing royal robes and a crown.
(d) He is wearing a white gown with a golden sash.

3. What did Much-Afraid finally conclude that she was supposed to do about removing the need for human love from her heart?
(a) That only one thing mattered, that she do the will of the one she loved.
(b) That the Shepherd didn't really care about her.
(c) That an angel was going to come and save her.
(d) That Sorrow and Suffering weren't going to help her.

4. What were the new names given to Suffering and Sorrow?
(a) Comfort and Contentment.
(b) Peace and Contentment.
(c) Comfort and Joy.
(d) Joy and Peace.

5. What is the secret of the High Places?
(a) That Love is stronger than anything.
(b) As long as you stay in the High Places you will never have a problem again.
(c) Accept, bear and obey the Law of Love and nothing will be able to cripple your hinds' feet or separate you from the Shepherd.
(d) The High Places are magical, but if you leave you will lose the magic.

6. How many days passed before Much-Afraid and the twins reached the place where the Shepherd had told Much-Afraid He wanted her to go?
(a) Four.
(b) Two.
(c) Six.
(d) Three.

7. After coming out of the mist and finding the Shepherd, what did Much-Afraid admit about her feelings toward her companions?
(a) That she thought they were heavy handed in their treatment of her.
(b) That she thought they were strange but okay.
(c) That she looked upon them as friends.
(d) That she couldn't wait until she no longer needed them.

8. When she could not remove the plant from her heart, what did Much-Afraid do?
(a) She fainted.
(b) She asked the priest of the altar to tie her down and do it for her.
(c) She asked which way was the quickest to go home.
(d) She tried to think of a way out of doing what the Shepherd wanted.

9. At the end of the story, what did Grace and Glory tell Joy and Peace she wanted to do?
(a) She wanted to send her family a letter inviting them to visit.
(b) She wanted to pray for her family to have better lives.
(c) She wanted to go down and tell her family that what had happened to her could happen to them.
(d) She wanted to go down to the valley and show off her new body.

10. After getting drenched in the pouring rain, where did Much-Afraid and her companions rest for the night?
(a) In a tent.
(b) In a log cabin.
(c) They didn't rest.
(d) In a cave.

11. What did Much-Afraid think when she saw the waterfall coming from the High Places?
(a) It was beautiful and terrible.
(b) It was like any other waterfall.
(c) It was frightening.
(d) It was cold and foreboding.

12. What was the waterfall coming from the High Places called?
(a) The Falls of Love.
(b) The King's Falls.
(c) Lover's Leap.
(d) The High Falls.

13. After the Shepherd reassured Much-Afraid, He was with her during her journey through the Forest of Danger and Tribulation, she built another altar. What did she say after building it?
(a) "Hast thou said, and shalt though not do it? And hast though spoken and shalt though not make it good?"
(b) All are correct.
(c) "For thou are not a man that thou shouldest lie, nor the Son of man that thou shoudest repent."
(d) "Yea, though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me."

14. As Much-Afraid waited for the storms and floods to stop, what did she think about doing?
(a) Throwing the memory stones away.
(b) Sharing the memory stones with Sorrow and Suffering.
(c) Giving the memory stones to the Shepherd so he'd stop the rain.
(d) Making a necklace out of the memory stones.

15. Who is the Shepherd?
(a) The son of royalty.
(b) The King of Love.
(c) A peasant's son.
(d) Anyone he wanted to be.

Short Answer Questions

1. For the first time since starting the journey to the High Places, while in the Valley of Loss and feeling uncertain, what did Much-Afraid do?

2. What was in the valley where the King of Love took Grace and Glory and her companions?

3. What did the Shepherd do when Much-Afraid sang Sorrow's song?

4. When the Shepherd came to Much-Afraid in the cabin what did He ask her to do?

5. When Much-Afraid called upon the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss what did she ask him to do?

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