1. As she faced the precipice, what was the assault on Much-Afraid from her family?
(a) Pride and Self-Pity told her she was better off at home.
(b) The entire family trapped and bound her.
(c) Discouraging words, insisting she had been a fool to believe the Shepherd.
(d) Resentment insisted she should be angry with the Shepherd for tricking her.

2. What did the Fearling family decide to do about Much-Afraid leaving them?
(a) Capture her and put her in prison.
(b) Go and get her and make her their slave.
(c) Make an example of her so no one else would ever leave.
(d) Join her.

3. 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?
(a) He asked if she would trust him even if she everything seemed like he was deceiving her.
(b) He asked if she would die for him.
(c) He asked if she would ever change her mind and return to the Valley of Humiliation.
(d) He asked if she would make the rest of the trip alone for him.

4. Unable to fall back to sleep the night following her visit from the Fearlings, what did Much-Afraid do after she got out of bed?
(a) Went for a walk.
(b) Sat and read for a while.
(c) Dressed and left her cottage in search of the Shepherd.
(d) Had some warm milk.

5. What was Much-Afraid thinking about her companions as they walked through the hill country?
(a) That she couldn't wait to be rid of them.
(b) She wasn't thinking about them.
(c) That they would be heading in another direction soon.
(d) That once she got to the High Places, she would no longer need them.