1. What does the Shepherd reply when Much-Afraid asks him to take her all the way to the High Place?
(a) He could but she would never develop hinds' feet.
(b) She would become too needy and dependent on him if He went with her.
(c) He has a lot of people who need His help getting to the High Place.
(d) She would not be able to keep up with him without hinds' feet.

2. What did Much-Afraid and her companions face as the mist cleared from the mountain?
(a) The Fearlings were blocking their path to move forward.
(b) They faced the end of the path and didn't know which way to go.
(c) Their path was a steep decline into a valley, then back up an ascent that was higher and steeper than the Precipice of Injury.
(d) There was a village and a place to rest.

3. How did Much-Afraid feel at the first sight of the majestic mountains?
(a) All the answers are correct.
(b) She was filled with joy and thankfulness.
(c) She fell to her knees and worshiped.
(d) She was in awe of their beauty.

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

5. What did the Voice tell Much-Afraid to do after she tried to drink the foul water?
(a) Break off a piece of branch from the tree growing beside the spring and throw it into the water.
(b) She was to go to another spring where the water was fresh.
(c) She was to stir the water with a tree branch and it would become drinkable.
(d) She was to get the water directly below the tree that grew by the spring.