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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. 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 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.

4. 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) She remembered her family back in the Valley of Humiliation.
(d) Bible verses and promises the Shepherd made.

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

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

7. 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 said she was going to have problems along the path.
(b) He told them to stay close together.
(c) He said she should climb a tree if she runs into trouble.
(d) He told her he could see her enemies lurking in the woods.

8. 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) They had to hurry and get to shelter before the storm.
(c) That while following the path of his will, nothing can do they any real harm.
(d) There were many trees, but light would shine through to show the way.

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

10. What did the Shepherd do when Much-Afraid sang Sorrow's song?
(a) He sang along.
(b) He covered his ears.
(c) He suggested they join a choir when they get to the High Places.
(d) He added another verse to it.

11. 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) "For thou are not a man that thou shouldest lie, nor the Son of man that thou shoudest repent."
(c) "Yea, though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me."
(d) All are correct.

12. 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 shouted at the Shepherd in anger.
(b) She laughed and plunged on.
(c) She asked her companions to pray with her.
(d) She asked herself if her relatives had been right in everything they had said.

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

14. 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?
(a) She wondered if she was ever going to get to the High Places.
(b) She wondered if the Shepherd was crazy and had tricked her.
(c) What the Shepherd planned next and if it would hurt.
(d) She wondered if she was crazy to do all this.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to the stones Much-Afraid had collected?

2. Just when Much-Afraid thought she could not go forward in the Valley of Loss, even with her companions, what did she do?

3. What surprises were ahead for Much-Afraid after she spoke to the Shepherd in the Valley of Loss?

4. Who was standing behind the altar Much-Afraid and the twin sisters found in Chapter 16?

5. What did the Voice tell Much-Afraid to do after she tried to drink the foul water?

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