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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was in the valley where the King of Love took Grace and Glory and her companions?
(a) A giant pool with servents to care for them.
(b) A castle that was built just for them.
(c) A home with many rooms, surrounded by every luxury imaginable.
(d) It was filled with beautiful gardens with every flower, herb, and spice imaginable.

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

3. 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) Her companions carried her for the difficult parts, so her trip was easy.
(c) She woke up and realized it was all a dream.
(d) She had hinds' feet that helped her make the trip.

4. Who was the King of Love, and how did he anoint Much-Afraid?
(a) The Shepherd transformed into the King of Love and took a burning coal and touched it to her lips.
(b) The Shepherd is the King of Love and he baptized her by standing with her beneath the waterfalls.
(c) No one knows who the King of Love really is, but he anointed her with oil.
(d) The King of Love is the Shepherd's father and he baptized her in the water.

5. What did Much-Afraid and her companions face as the mist cleared from the mountain?
(a) The Fearlings were blocking their path to move forward.
(b) They faced the end of the path and didn't know which way to go.
(c) Their path was a steep decline into a valley, then back up an ascent that was higher and steeper than the Precipice of Injury.
(d) There was a village and a place to rest.

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

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

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

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 herself as a burnt offering.
(c) He asked her to offer her heart as an offering.
(d) He asked her to trim the plant of love growing in her heart and burn the branches on an altar.

10. What did Much-Afraid reply to the question the Shepherd asked when they were alone after coming out of the mist?
(a) That she would never return to the Valley of Humiliation.
(b) She would willingly die for him.
(c) She would travel alone if he wanted her to.
(d) That he could deceive her if he wanted, she would still love him.

11. When Much-Afraid called upon the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss what did she ask him to do?
(a) To skip the rest of the journey and take her to the High Places right away.
(b) To take her back to the Valley of Humiliation.
(c) To join her and her companions.
(d) To help her do exactly what he asked and not turn away.

12. At the end of the story, what did Grace and Glory tell Joy and Peace she wanted to do?
(a) She wanted to pray for her family to have better lives.
(b) She wanted to go down and tell her family that what had happened to her could happen to them.
(c) She wanted to go down to the valley and show off her new body.
(d) She wanted to send her family a letter inviting them to visit.

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

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

15. 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?
(a) He is wearing a white gown with a golden sash.
(b) He is wearing his shepherd clothing.
(c) He is wearing a long white beard.
(d) He is wearing royal robes and a crown.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was growing in Much-Afraid's heart?

2. 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?

3. What was the first thing Much-Afraid felt after getting out of the water where she bathed after awakening in the cave?

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

5. What happened when Much-Afraid called upon the Shepherd to help her removed the need for human love from her heart?

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