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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, Detour Through the Desert.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Pride treat Much-Afraid after he catches up with her?
(a) He is actually quite nice.
(b) He treats her with shame for the way she was treated before.
(c) He treats her as a simpleton.
(d) He belittles her.

2. What did Much-Afraid promise the Shepherd after she found him at the trysting place?
(a) That she would go with him on his next trip to the mountains.
(b) That she would not make him wait again.
(c) That she would go with him anywhere.
(d) That she would marry him.

3. What did Much-Afraid do when the Shepherd told her that she and the twins would be taking a detour through the desert?
(a) She decided to go back to the Valley.
(b) She accused the Shepherd of playing a joke on her.
(c) She started back toward the mountain.
(d) She fell to her knees at His feet in anguish.

4. What did Much-Afraid remember that gave her hope that she would find the Shepherd?
(a) The last verse of the song she had read.
(b) That she probably should just marry her cousin.
(c) That she was a Fearling, and Fearlings never gave up.
(d) That she was strong and could make the trip alone.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Shepherd say Much-Afraid will be able to do when she is at the Highest Place?

2. What did the Shepherd ask Much-Afraid after showing her the potter working clay?

3. What was the song Much-Afraid read after awakening during the night?

4. What did Much-Afraid do to come to terms with the Shepherd's request to go through the desert?

5. How did the rest of her family feel when they realized Much-Afraid had gone with the Shepherd?

(see the answer key)

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