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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12, In the Mist.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Much-Afraid say when the Shepherd reminded her he had promised she would have hinds' feet?
(a) She asked him to just take her to the High Places and skip the hard part.
(b) She suggested an easier route be taken.
(c) She asked to go back to the Valley of Humiliation.
(d) She said she no longer wanted hinds' feet, if it meant going up a path like the one she was facing.

2. What did the four people from home do that frightened Much-Afraid on the Shores of Loneliness?
(a) They tried to kidnap her again.
(b) They tried to push her over the cliff.
(c) They chased her and her companions.
(d) They hurled verbal insults and lies at her.

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

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) Had some warm milk.
(c) Dressed and left her cottage in search of the Shepherd.
(d) Sat and read for a while.

5. For what did the Shepherd gently chide Much-Afraid?
(a) For talking to Pride.
(b) For letting Pride come up and take her hands.
(c) For calling him while he was busy.
(d) For taking so long getting up the mountain

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What did Much-Afraid do to Self-Pity when he said the word "bruising"?

3. What did Much-Afraid reply to the question the Shepherd asked when they were alone after coming out of the mist?

4. What did Much-Afraid find when when got to the sheepfolds?

5. Who is Pride?

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