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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 14, The Place of Anointing.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Sorrow tell Much-Afraid to do because her terrible fear of climbing the precipice as well as the fear of being made worse by the taunts of her family members?
(a) Not to listen they were only words.
(b) To stop cowering like a foot and stand up for herself.
(c) Call on the Shepherd for help.
(d) To throw more rocks.

2. Why was Pride chosen for his designated task in the chapter, "Encounters with Pride"?
(a) The Shepherd liked him.
(b) He was quick and would kidnap her.
(c) He was handsome and could woo Much-Afraid.
(d) He was too proud to admit defeat and wouldn't give up.

3. What words had the Shepherd told Much-Afraid about when the flower bloomed in her heart?
(a) That when the flower bloomed she would be able to do whatever she wanted without any struggle.
(b) That when the plant of Love bloomed she would be loved in return, would go to the High Places, and would receive a new name.
(c) That when the flower bloomed she could pick it and plant it in her garden.
(d) That when the flower bloomed, then died, she could take the seeds and plant them in others.

4. Who does Much-Afraid's cottage belong to?
(a) Craven Fearling.
(b) Lord Fearling.
(c) The Shepherd.
(d) Mrs. Valiant.

5. Just when Much-Afraid thought she could not go forward in the Valley of Loss, even with her companions, what did she do?
(a) She fainted.
(b) She called the Shepherd.
(c) She turned arund and walked back into the mist.
(d) She called her relatives to take her home.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the second letter of the alphabet of Love?

2. What did Much-Afraid realize after hearing the flower that was growing inside the cave?

3. What did Much-Afraid do at the edge of the cliff?

4. Who was Much-Afraid most afraid of?

5. What did Much-Afraid promise the Shepherd after she found him at the trysting place?

(see the answer key)

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