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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 19, High Places.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the Shepherd do when Much-Afraid sang Sorrow's song?
(a) He added another verse to it.
(b) He covered his ears.
(c) He sang along.
(d) He suggested they join a choir when they get to the High Places.

2. After Much-Afraid and her companions came out of the mist and found the Shepherd, He took Much-Afraid off alone and asked her what?
(a) He asked if she would ever change her mind and return to the Valley of Humiliation.
(b) He asked if she would trust him even if she everything seemed like he was deceiving her.
(c) He asked if she would die for him.
(d) He asked if she would make the rest of the trip alone for him.

3. Who did Much-Afraid see when she looked over the edge of the precipice?
(a) All five of her enemies.
(b) Craven Fear and Self-Pity.
(c) Resentment and Pride.
(d) Pride and Craven Fear.

4. How does Much-Afraid react to the companions the Shepherd chose for her on her journey to the High Places?
(a) She wants to give them new names.
(b) She is not pleased, because they are different in many ways.
(c) She says she'd rather be with the Fearlings.
(d) She insists that the Shepherd go instead of them.

5. Unable to fall back to sleep the night following her visit from the Fearlings, what did Much-Afraid do after she got out of bed?
(a) Dressed and left her cottage in search of the Shepherd.
(b) Went for a walk.
(c) Sat and read for a while.
(d) Had some warm milk.

Short Answer Questions

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

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

3. What happened as Much-Afraid and the twin sisters wandered around in the mist?

4. Who did Much-Afraid and the twin sisters see when they reached the top of the precipice?

5. What does the Shepherd say about bread corn?

(see the answer key)

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