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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who will tell her when it is time to leave for her journey?
(a) Her sisters.
(b) Her neighbor.
(c) Craven Fear.
(d) The Shepherd.

2. What did Much-Afraid do when the Shepherd told her that she and the twins would be taking a detour through the desert?
(a) She accused the Shepherd of playing a joke on her.
(b) She started back toward the mountain.
(c) She decided to go back to the Valley.
(d) She fell to her knees at His feet in anguish.

3. Why didn't Mrs. Valiant admonish Much-Afraid for being frightened?
(a) All of the answers are correct.
(b) Because Much-Afraid is one of the fearlings.
(c) Because no one but the Shepherd himself can help her.
(d) Because Much-Afraid can't stand up to her relatives.

4. After warding off Bitterness, where did the Shepherd take Much-Afraid and her companions before leaving them again?
(a) To a large body of water with a large stone bridge across it.
(b) To the foot of the mountains.
(c) To the edge of a forest.
(d) To a dock where they would get a boat to cross the water.

5. When the Shepherd responded to Much-Afriad's call for help with Bitterness in Chapter 8, what did the Shepherd tell her to do?
(a) "Remember my promise."
(b) "Continue on the path I have chosen for you."
(c) "Build another altar, and lay down her will as a burnt offering."
(d) "Oh Little One, once again you don't trust me."

6. What did Much-Afraid promise the Shepherd after she found him at the trysting place?
(a) That she would go with him anywhere.
(b) That she would go with him on his next trip to the mountains.
(c) That she would marry him.
(d) That she would not make him wait again.

7. What does the Shepherd say Much-Afraid will be able to do when she is at the Highest Place?
(a) She will be able to pour her good will on others using the water to get it there.
(b) She will be able to ride the water like a water-slide.
(c) Have a haven and never have to leave the Highest Place.
(d) Go up and down the mountian swiftly to pour out self-giving.

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

9. For what did the Shepherd gently chide Much-Afraid?
(a) For taking so long getting up the mountain
(b) For talking to Pride.
(c) For letting Pride come up and take her hands.
(d) For calling him while he was busy.

10. What did Much-Afraid find out when she went to the sheepfolds and asked if the Chief Shepherd was there?
(a) That he was watching sheep on the other side of the mountain.
(b) Nothing.
(c) They did not know who the Chief Shepherd was.
(d) That he was gone and had left the two undershepherds in charge.

11. Why didn't Mrs. Valiant stay the night with Much-Afraid?
(a) Mr. Valiant wanted his wife to come home.
(b) Much-Afraid refused the offer.
(c) Mrs. Valiant was too busy.
(d) Mrs. Valiant's children were crying.

12. Who is Pride?
(a) A friend of the Shepherd.
(b) The member of the family sent to bring Much-Afraid back.
(c) A homely man with little else to do.
(d) An enemy of the Fearling family.

13. After they leave the desert, where does the Shepherd leave Much-Afraid and her traveling companions to continue alone?
(a) At the foot of the mountains.
(b) By the pyramids.
(c) On the other side of the water.
(d) On the shore of a great sea.

14. When being held against her will by her relatives, what did Much-Afraid do to get help?
(a) She bit Coward's fingers and screamed when he left go.
(b) She pretended to faint.
(c) She ran out the back door.
(d) She went to the window and called her neighbor.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. While at the foot of the precipice, what did Suffering finally do to get Much-Afraid to call the Shepherd?

2. What happened when Much-Afraid felt the journey was hopeless because the Precipice of Injury was too steep to climb?

3. What was the song Much-Afraid read after awakening during the night?

4. When Much-Afraid called out to the Shepherd, what did He do to the four attackers?

5. How did Much-Afraid feel at the first sight of the majestic mountains?

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