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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 19, High Places.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Just when Much-Afraid thought she could not go forward in the Valley of Loss, even with her companions, what did she do?
(a) She called her relatives to take her home.
(b) She turned arund and walked back into the mist.
(c) She called the Shepherd.
(d) She fainted.

2. After coming out of the mist and finding the Shepherd, what did Much-Afraid admit about her feelings toward her companions?
(a) That she thought they were strange but okay.
(b) That she couldn't wait until she no longer needed them.
(c) That she thought they were heavy handed in their treatment of her.
(d) That she looked upon them as friends.

3. What did Suffering do to help Much-Afraid after the fall on the precipice?
(a) She bandaged her injuries.
(b) She kissed her injuries like a mother would.
(c) She gave her some of the wine they had with them.
(d) She gave her a few drops of the Spirit of Grace and Comfort.

4. Who else did the Shepherd say had come the way of the desert by the pyramids?
(a) Joseph and Joshua.
(b) Abraham and Moses.
(c) Issac and Jacob.
(d) Abraham and Joseph.

5. What happened when Much-Afraid realized the path was again taking her and her companions toward the mountains?
(a) She did a little dance and sang a song of joy.
(b) She grabbed the hands of her companions and spun them all around in a circle.
(c) She sat down and cried with joy.
(d) She clapped her hands, gave a skip of joy, and ran ahead in excitement.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why didn't Much-Afraid want to go when Sorrow and Suffering started on a downward path?

2. Who was the King of Love, and how did he anoint Much-Afraid?

3. Why didn't Mrs. Valiant admonish Much-Afraid for being frightened?

4. What lived along the Shores of Loneliness?

5. Where were Much-Afraid, the twins and the Shepherd when they got to the top of the second mountain?

(see the answer key)

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