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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What were the new names given to Suffering and Sorrow?
(a) Comfort and Contentment.
(b) Peace and Contentment.
(c) Comfort and Joy.
(d) Joy and Peace.

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

3. What is the secret of the High Places?
(a) Accept, bear and obey the Law of Love and nothing will be able to cripple your hinds' feet or separate you from the Shepherd.
(b) As long as you stay in the High Places you will never have a problem again.
(c) That Love is stronger than anything.
(d) The High Places are magical, but if you leave you will lose the magic.

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

5. What warning did the Shepherd give Much-Afraid and her companions before they continued their journey through the Forest of Danger and Tribulation?
(a) He told her he could see her enemies lurking in the woods.
(b) He said she was going to have problems along the path.
(c) He told them to stay close together.
(d) He said she should climb a tree if she runs into trouble.

6. Where in the High Places, or Kingdom of Love, were Much-Afraid and the twins for the next several weeks?
(a) The middle of the realm.
(b) The lowest part.
(c) The top of the Kingdom.
(d) They were all over the Kingdom.

7. What was the third lesson Much-Afraid learned on her journey to the High Places?
(a) That she was better than her Fearling relatives.
(b) That the Shepherd never lied.
(c) That the Shepherd never saw her as lame or weak, but always treated her as though she was special.
(d) That she could do anything if she tried.

8. What was the first lesson Much-Afraid learned on her long journey to the High Places?
(a) That she must accept all that the Shepherd allowed to happen to her.
(b) That she grew stronger because she was forced to use muscles she didn't know she had.
(c) That she had to learn to think for herself.
(d) That she had to lose her life to gain it.

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

10. What did Much-Afraid finally conclude that she was supposed to do about removing the need for human love from her heart?
(a) That only one thing mattered, that she do the will of the one she loved.
(b) That Sorrow and Suffering weren't going to help her.
(c) That an angel was going to come and save her.
(d) That the Shepherd didn't really care about her.

11. How many days passed before Much-Afraid and the twins reached the place where the Shepherd had told Much-Afraid He wanted her to go?
(a) Three.
(b) Four.
(c) Six.
(d) Two.

12. 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 suggested they join a choir when they get to the High Places.
(d) He sang along.

13. When Much-Afraid and her companions got to the place on the mountain where the Shepherd had directed Much-Afraid to go, what did they find?
(a) A canyon as deep as the Grand Canyon.
(b) A deep grave.
(c) A wide gravelike canyon.
(d) A small hole in the ground.

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

15. What did Much-Afraid realize after spending time in the cabin with her companions?
(a) She hated storms.
(b) She had cabin fever.
(c) She wanted to return to the Valley of Humiliation.
(d) That she felt joy and pleasure in the company of the twin sisters.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. How is the Shepherd dressed when Much-Afraid meets him on the top of a peak where she had leaped after realizing she now had hinds' feet?

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

4. Who is the Shepherd?

5. As they walked through the mist, what did Much-Afraid finally do so she would not have to listen to the taunts from her family?

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