Hinds' Feet on High Places Quiz

Hannah Hurnard

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

After Much-Afraid and her companions came out of the mist and found the Shepherd, He took Much-Afraid off alone and asked her what? (from Chapter 12, In the Mist)

He asked if she would die for him.

He asked if she would make the rest of the trip alone for him.

He asked if she would ever change her mind and return to the Valley of Humiliation.

He asked if she would trust him even if she everything seemed like he was deceiving her.

2.

What did the Shepherd ask Much-Afraid after showing her the potter working clay? (from Chapter 6, Detour Through the Desert)

He asked if he could do with her as the potter does with the clay.

He asked if the potter could make them both something to remember their visit.

He asked if he could take her a beautiful piece of pottery.

He asked if she would make him a beautiful piece of pottery.

3.

What surprises were ahead for Much-Afraid after she spoke to the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss? (from Chapter 13, In the Valley of Loss)

The ascent was not nearly as difficult as she expected, and the valley was quite a restful place.

Her companions carried her for the difficult parts, so her trip was easy.

She had hinds' feet that helped her make the trip.

She woke up and realized it was all a dream.

4.

Who is the Shepherd? (from Chapter 20, Return to the Valley)

The son of royalty.

Anyone he wanted to be.

The King of Love.

A peasant's son.

5.

What does the Shepherd say about bread corn? (from Chapter 6, Detour Through the Desert)

It is only good to feed animals until it is threshed.

It tastes good when it is baked into corn bread.

That although it is bruised, no one threshes it for ever.

It is the most difficult grain to thresh.

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