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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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?
(a) She threw more stones.
(b) She yelled at them.
(c) She sang.
(d) She stuffed more cotton in her ears.

2. After Much-Afraid and her companions came out of the mist and found the Shepherd, He took Much-Afraid off alone and asked her what?
(a) He asked if she would die for him.
(b) He asked if she would ever change her mind and return to the Valley of Humiliation.
(c) He asked if she would make the rest of the trip alone for him.
(d) He asked if she would trust him even if she everything seemed like he was deceiving her.

3. In Chapter 14, how did the Shepherd say Much-Afraid would find her way as she continued on her journey?
(a) She would hear a voice behind her telling her which way to go.
(b) She would find signs along the way.
(c) Sorrow and Suffering knew the way and lead her.
(d) She should carefully follow the map he was giving her.

4. What happened to the stones Much-Afraid had collected?
(a) They turned into gems the Shepherd put in her crown.
(b) She lost them on the trail.
(c) They turned into gems for many rings to wear.
(d) They were made into a crown for her to wear.

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

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

7. 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) Like her name, she was afraid.
(c) She was stronger now and knew she could do it.
(d) She knew she could do anything as long as she had Sorrow and Suffering with her.

8. What did Much-Afraid do at the river the morning after her offering?
(a) She decided the water was too cold and left.
(b) She sat with her feet in the water.
(c) She put her toe in to test the water.
(d) She stepped into the rocky pool of water.

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

10. 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?
(a) "Hast thou said, and shalt though not do it? And hast though spoken and shalt though not make it good?"
(b) All are correct.
(c) "For thou are not a man that thou shouldest lie, nor the Son of man that thou shoudest repent."
(d) "Yea, though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me."

11. What did Much-Afraid think when she saw the waterfall coming from the High Places?
(a) It was cold and foreboding.
(b) It was beautiful and terrible.
(c) It was frightening.
(d) It was like any other waterfall.

12. Much-Afraid and her companions were about to head trough the Forests of Danger and Tribulation, but before they left, what did the Shepherd remind them?
(a) The path was narrow and one of them might not make it.
(b) That while following the path of his will, nothing can do they any real harm.
(c) There were many trees, but light would shine through to show the way.
(d) They had to hurry and get to shelter before the storm.

13. 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 ran as fast as she could to get away from them.
(b) She shouted back at them.
(c) She chased them away.
(d) She put cotton in her ears, then later threw stones at them.

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

15. What else did Much Afraid notice about herself after she got out of the pool of water where she had bathed?
(a) She was hungry.
(b) She was alone.
(c) Her face was no longer ugly and twisted.
(d) She couldn't sleep.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

2. How did Much-Afraid feel in the morning after her offering on the altar?

3. As Much-Afraid waited for the storms and floods to stop, what did she think about doing?

4. What did Much-Afraid and her companions face as the mist cleared from the mountain?

5. What does the Shepherd do for Much-Afraid after he meets her on the peak where she has leaped with the hinds' feet?

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