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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 17, Healing Streams.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Just when she realized how impossible it would be to climb the mountain, what did Suffering point out?
(a) A sign showing them the way up.
(b) An eagle flying overhead.
(c) A buck, followed by a doe, climbing up the mountain.
(d) A rabbit climbing up a trail.

2. What does the Shepherd tell Much-Afraid she must learn on her journey?
(a) The alphabet of the High Place.
(b) How to leap high and swiftly.
(c) The alphabet of Love and develop hinds' feet.
(d) How to grow the flowers of Love.

3. What did Much-Afraid do at the river the morning after her offering?
(a) She decided the water was too cold and left.
(b) She sat with her feet in the water.
(c) She stepped into the rocky pool of water.
(d) She put her toe in to test the water.

4. For the first time since starting the journey to the High Places, while in the Valley of Loss and feeling uncertain, what did Much-Afraid do?
(a) She asked her companions to pray with her.
(b) She laughed and plunged on.
(c) She shouted at the Shepherd in anger.
(d) She asked herself if her relatives had been right in everything they had said.

5. How did the rest of her family feel when they realized Much-Afraid had gone with the Shepherd?
(a) They were happy to be rid of her.
(b) They wanted to join her.
(c) They missed her.
(d) They were jealous.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. When Much-Afraid and her companions got to the place on the mountain where the Shepherd had directed Much-Afraid to go, what did they find?

3. What did Much-Afraid finally conclude that she was supposed to do about removing the need for human love from her heart?

4. What was named Bearing-the-Cost, that some called "Forgiveness?"

5. As Much-Afraid waited for the storms and floods to stop, what did she think about doing?

(see the answer key)

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