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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapter 19.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Orual accuses Psyche of becoming cruel like the gods because. . .
(a) Psyche claims she never loved Orual.
(b) Psyche longs to go to the mountain, her
(c) Psyche will not bring Orual to her true
(d) Psyche claims Orual should go

2. What thought is unexpectedly bothering Orual?
(a) She is bothered by the fear that the King will catch her.
(b) She is bothered by the Fox's refusal to go up the Mountain.
(c) She is bothered by thoughts of Bardia's wife.
(d) She is bothered by fear for her own safety.

3. Psyche believes the gods may not truly be cruel because. . .
(a) humans are cruel themselves.
(b) humans cannot understand what gods do.
(c) humans cause the gods to act cruelly.
(d) humans are both good and evil.

4. When Psyche expresses fear, Orual feels relief because. . .
(a) she has come to comfort Psyche.
(b) she does not want to be alone in her fear.
(c) she has come to make Psyche afraid.
(d) she believes Psyche is insane.

5. The Fox's decree that Justice, Equality, the Soul, musical note, things behind our backs, and things too far away to be seen suggests that he is ruled by . . .
(a) religious beliefs.
(b) logic.
(c) superstition.
(d) fear.

Short Answer Questions

1. Psyche believes the Fox is wrong about the gods because. . .

2. What is Psyche's one true fear about the sacrifice on the Mountain?

3. What thoughts does Orual repress when resolving to save Psyche?

4. Why does the Fox not believe a god would take Psyche for his bride?

5. Why does Orual not share her vision with the Fox when she relays the meeting with Psyche?

(see the answer key)

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