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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Much-Afraid realize about her climb to the High Places?
(a) She wanted to return home because it was too hard.
(b) It was a bumpy road.
(c) It was steeper than she anticipated.
(d) She had to ride a donkey to get up the hills.

2. After Much-Afraid took a walk alone on the Shores of Loneliness and her enemies showed up again, what did Much-Afraid do?
(a) She tried to climb down, but couldn't.
(b) She tried to push them over the edge.
(c) She jumped over them when they came at her.
(d) She picked up more rocks to throw at them.

3. What did She do after the Shepherd spoke to her?
(a) She held out both her hands to Sorrow and Suffering.
(b) She went with Pride back to the Valley.
(c) She held out her hands to the Shepherd.
(d) She sat down and rested.

4. What did Much-Afraid realize after Suffering asked her what she did that morning when she went off by herself and found the red flower?
(a) She realized she was stronger than she thought.
(b) She realized she was acting like a big baby.
(c) She realized she was not practicing the second letter of the alphabet of Love.
(d) She realized she was holding everyone back.

5. What are Hind's Feet?
(a) The feet of a female deer.
(b) Feet that are not crippled.
(c) The feet of a mountain goat.
(d) The back feet of a sheep.

6. What did Much-Afraid do when she found the Shepherd at the trysting place?
(a) She danced with joy.
(b) She fell at his feet crying.
(c) She gave him a big hug.
(d) She raced to his side.

7. What did the Shepherd say to Much-Afraid as they walked among the flowers?
(a) "You are the most treasured flower of all."
(b) "Smell the sweetness of the lovely flowers."
(c) "Humble yourself."
(d) "Stop and smell the flowers."

8. When Pride catches up with Much-Afraid on the Shores of Loneliness, who was with him?
(a) Resentment, Bitterness, and Self-Pity.
(b) Craven Fear, Resentment, and Bitterness.
(c) Bitterness, Self-Pity, and Mistrust.
(d) Craven Fear, Lord Fearling, and Mrs. Dismal Foreboding.

9. What happened when the Shepherd walked by Much-Afraid's cottage expecting her to meet him?
(a) Coward tightly covered her mouth with his hand.
(b) She was trapped by the Fearling Family.
(c) All the the above
(d) Her door was bolted.

10. What did Much-Afraid do to remember the altar and what she did there?
(a) Nothing.
(b) She picked up a pebble and put it in a bag she kept close to her heart.
(c) She took a photograph.
(d) She stared at it a long time so she would remember.

11. Where does Much-Afraid want to go?
(a) To the valley.
(b) To the High Places.
(c) To the foot of the mountains.
(d) To the Shepherd's fields.

12. Who rescued Much-Afraid when she finally called for help?
(a) Mrs. Valiant, Much-Afraid's neighbor.
(b) Her aunt.
(c) Her sisters.
(d) The Shepherd.

13. How was Much-Afraid injured as they climbed the precipice and fell?
(a) She skinned her hands.
(b) She fainted.
(c) She was badly shaken and cut her knees.
(d) She sprained her ankle.

14. In Chapter 8, when the path once again took a disappointing turn away from the mountain, who showed up to taunt Much-Afraid?
(a) Pride.
(b) Craven Fear.
(c) Sorrow and Suffering.
(d) Bitterness.

15. Even though Much-Afraid was tied between the sisters, what happened to her as they continued their climb up the precipice?
(a) Much-Afraid tripped on a jagged rock.
(b) Much-Afraid slid backward down the path.
(c) Much-Afraid led the way.
(d) Much-Afraid fell off the steep side.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Much-Afraid react to the companions the Shepherd chose for her on her journey to the High Places?

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

3. What was on the table beside Much-Afraid?

4. Where did Much-Afraid and the twin sisters spend the night the first night of their ascent?

5. What did Mrs. Valiant do with Much-Afraid after the Fearlings left?

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