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

3. How did Much-Afraid and her companions cross the place in the path that had completely broken away?
(a) A plank had been laid across the open area.
(b) They jumped.
(c) Someone built a stone bridge.
(d) They swung from ropes.

4. How does the Shepherd compare the flowers to the human soul?
(a) The most wonderful of all may never be seen by another person.
(b) Human's must be careful not to be crushed like the flowers.
(c) The King of Love reveres that which stands out the most.
(d) Everyone loves to see the most beautiful.

5. 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 started back toward the mountain.
(b) She fell to her knees at His feet in anguish.
(c) She decided to go back to the Valley.
(d) She accused the Shepherd of playing a joke on her.

6. Just when she realized how impossible it would be to climb the mountain, what did Suffering point out?
(a) A sign showing them the way up.
(b) A buck, followed by a doe, climbing up the mountain.
(c) An eagle flying overhead.
(d) A rabbit climbing up a trail.

7. What did Much-Afraid remember that gave her hope that she would find the Shepherd?
(a) The last verse of the song she had read.
(b) That she was strong and could make the trip alone.
(c) That she was a Fearling, and Fearlings never gave up.
(d) That she probably should just marry her cousin.

8. How did the Shepherd leave Much-Afraid and her companions as they started their journey to the High Places?
(a) Running faster than they could see him along the path ahead of them.
(b) Leaping from rock to rock up the mountain.
(c) He ascended like a rocket.
(d) He disappeared.

9. 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) "Build another altar, and lay down her will as a burnt offering."
(b) "Oh Little One, once again you don't trust me."
(c) "Remember my promise."
(d) "Continue on the path I have chosen for you."

10. What is Much-Afraid's last name?
(a) Trembling.
(b) Weakling.
(c) Of Everything.
(d) Fearling.

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

12. What does the Shepherd say about bread corn?
(a) It is the most difficult grain to thresh.
(b) It is only good to feed animals until it is threshed.
(c) That although it is bruised, no one threshes it for ever.
(d) It tastes good when it is baked into corn bread.

13. How did Much-Afraid begin to feel about the desolate surroundings along the Shores of Loneliness?
(a) She started to feel joy in what she saw.
(b) She thought it was terrible, but went becuase she had to.
(c) She hated the desolation.
(d) She was homesick for the green valley.

14. What does the Shepherd promise before he leaves Much-Afraid and her companions to travel alone in Chapter 7?
(a) He will be with her even though she won't see him.
(b) That whenever she calls, he will come.
(c) That when he sees she is having problems, he will help her.
(d) That if she learns to be independant, she won't need him.

15. What appeared above the steep wall of rock?
(a) A row of flowers leading the way.
(b) A donkey to ride up the mountain path.
(c) A deer and a rabbit.
(d) A double rainbow.