Hinds' Feet on High Places Test | Final Test - Easy

Hannah Hurnard
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 187 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Hinds' Feet on High Places Test | Final Test - Easy

Hannah Hurnard
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 187 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What surprise did Much-Afraid and her companions have when they got to the foot of the second mountain?
(a) There was no surprise, just another steep mountain.
(b) The Shepherd was waiting and there was a cable with chairs to make the ascent.
(c) There were steps carved into the side of the mountain, making the trip up easier.
(d) There was a rope and pullies with the Shepherd there to pull them up.

2. For the first time since starting the journey to the High Places, while in the Valley of Loss and feeling uncertain, what did Much-Afraid do?
(a) She laughed and plunged on.
(b) She asked her companions to pray with her.
(c) She shouted at the Shepherd in anger.
(d) She asked herself if her relatives had been right in everything they had said.

3. On Much-Afraid's third day after her transformation, what did she discover?
(a) That she was a good swimmer.
(b) That she was getting tired from all her exercise.
(c) That she was getting bored all alone.
(d) That she could leap like a hind.

4. What did Much-Afraid see on the altar the morning after her offering?
(a) Part of her heart.
(b) Nothing, it was swept clean.
(c) The remains of the plant that had grown in her heart.
(d) A little bird.

5. As she looked at each of the memory stones she had collected what did Much-Afraid remember?
(a) She remembered her trip up until then.
(b) She remembered her family back in the Valley of Humiliation.
(c) Bible verses and promises the Shepherd made.
(d) Songs she had learned from Sorrow and Suffering.

6. How did Much-Afraid face the journey through the Forest of Danger and Tribulation?
(a) She wanted to go back to the Valley of Humiliation.
(b) She was stronger now and knew she could do it.
(c) She knew she could do anything as long as she had Sorrow and Suffering with her.
(d) Like her name, she was afraid.

7. Where were Much-Afraid, the twins and the Shepherd when they got to the top of the second mountain?
(a) A beautiful villa with colorful gardents.
(b) They were in the borderland of the High Places.
(c) The Kingdom of Love.
(d) They were in an emply field.

8. What surprises were ahead for Much-Afraid after she spoke to the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss?
(a) Her companions carried her for the difficult parts, so her trip was easy.
(b) The ascent was not nearly as difficult as she expected, and the valley was quite a restful place.
(c) She had hinds' feet that helped her make the trip.
(d) She woke up and realized it was all a dream.

9. What does Much-Afraid do when her five enemies kept saying bad things to her along the trail in the Forest of Danger and Tribulation?
(a) She chased them away.
(b) She shouted back at them.
(c) She put cotton in her ears, then later threw stones at them.
(d) She ran as fast as she could to get away from them.

10. Who is the Shepherd?
(a) A peasant's son.
(b) Anyone he wanted to be.
(c) The King of Love.
(d) The son of royalty.

11. What was growing in Much-Afraid's heart?
(a) The Rose of Sharon.
(b) The Red Flower.
(c) The Golden Flower.
(d) The Flower of Love.

12. What was the first thing Much-Afraid and her companions realized while in the Kingdom of Love?
(a) That the High Places weren't so high after all.
(b) That there were boundaries they were to never go beyond.
(c) That there was so much more of it than they ever imagined.
(d) That the Kingdom of Love was only a small, but special part of the High Places.

13. What does the Shepherd do for Much-Afraid after he meets her on the peak where she has leaped with the hinds' feet?
(a) He gives her the new name Grace and Love.
(b) He gives her the new name Grace and Glory.
(c) He proposes to her.
(d) He gives her a beautiful mansion.

14. What were Much-Afraid's words when she looked at the ashes of the plant from her heart?
(a) "Peace to all who givith all."
(b) "It is finished."
(c) "Finally I can rest."
(d) "I did it for you, Shepherd."

15. When the Shepherd came to Much-Afraid in the cabin what did He ask her to do?
(a) He asked her to offer herself as a burnt offering.
(b) He asked her to offer the natural need for human love growing inside her heart as a burnt offering.
(c) He asked her to trim the plant of love growing in her heart and burn the branches on an altar.
(d) He asked her to offer her heart as an offering.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Much-Afraid wonder at the end of Chapter 13, as she thought about what had happened so far and what was going to happen next?

2. What did Much-Afraid realize after spending time in the cabin with her companions?

3. After the Shepherd reassured Much-Afraid, He was with her during her journey through the Forest of Danger and Tribulation, she built another altar. What did she say after building it?

4. At the end of the story, what did Grace and Glory realize after telling the King of Love what she wanted to do?

5. After coming out of the mist and finding the Shepherd, what did Much-Afraid admit about her feelings toward her companions?

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