1. When Much-Afraid looked in her heart in Chapter 8, what did she see was happening to the seed the Shepherd had planted there?
(a) It had taken root and had leaves, plus a small spot she hoped was a bud.
(b) It was burning inside of her, causing pain.
(c) It was growing into a thorny bush.
(d) It was still there, unchanged.

2. When Much-Afraid asked why the four turned up while she was alone, how did the Shepherd reply?
(a) He told her she had a price on her head and more would come after her.
(b) He said she was not following his orders.
(c) He told her the men were persistent.
(d) He said she had been getting lax and impatient, letting down her guard.

3. As she sat exhausted at the foot of the precipice, why didn't Much-Afraid want to call the Shepherd even though Sorrow and Suffering wanted her to?
(a) Because he would only tell her to build another altar and she couldn't.
(b) Because he probably wouldn't come because she called him so often.
(c) She was tried of depending on him.
(d) She preferred cringing and crying.

4. How did Much-Afraid feel after listening to the things Pride said about the Shepherd and her journey?
(a) She felt embarrasment that she trusted the Shepherd.
(b) She felt like his words were the truth.
(c) She felt shame for leaving the Valley.
(d) She felt repulsed by Pride.

5. Why didn't Much-Afraid want to go when Sorrow and Suffering started on a downward path?
(a) She wanted to continue upward into the mountains to the High Places.
(b) She felt it was time to take a rest.
(c) She thought they had read their map wrong and were taking the wrong trail.
(d) She was certain they had made a wrong turn and needed to go back.