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Quiz about Hinds Feet On High Places by Hannah Hurnard

"Hinds' Feet On High Places" by Hannah Hurnard Quiz

"The Lord God maketh my feet like hinds' feet, and setteth me upon mine High Places"; Psalm 18:33.

A multiple-choice quiz by tesseract02. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
tesseract02

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
319,572

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
118

One at a Time - Single Page - Timed Game

Question 1 of 10

1. Who raised the orphan Much-Afraid? Hint

Aunt Dismal Forebodings

Aunt Gloomy

Uncle Coward

Uncle Joy

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Question 2 of 10

2. Where does Much-Afraid live when she first comes into the service of the Chief Shepherd? Hint

Island of Misfits

Mountain of Boredom

Coward County

Valley of Humiliation

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Question 3 of 10

3. The Fearing family attempt to kidnap Much-Afraid and take her to the Mansion of old Lord Fearing in order to force her into doing what? Hint

Giving away secrets about the Chief Shepherd in order to defeat him

Working as a servent for Lord Fearing

Marrying Craven Fear

Marrying Lord Fearing

4. The Shepherd promises to take Much-Afraid up to the High Places where her family can no longer bother her. To her dismay, who are the two guides that the Shepherd assigns her to help her on her journey? Hint

Craven Fear and Lord Fearing

Pride and Prejudice

Devil and Demon

Sorrow and Suffering

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Question 5 of 10

5. The Fearing family is furious to find that Much-Afraid has left the Valley of Humiliation and send family members to discourage her along the way. Who is the first family member they send? Hint

Cousin Pride

Uncle Defeat

Craven Fear

Aunt Giveup

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Question 6 of 10

6. On Much-Afraid's journey, the path leads her to the desert. While in the desert she finds a single flower blooming. What is the name of the flower? Hint

Weeping-with-Sorrow

Tulip

Acceptance-with-Joy

Love-Unconditionally

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Question 7 of 10

7. Who is one of the family members that Much-Afraid runs into on the Shores of Loneliness that makes her journey more difficult? Hint

Sister Sour Face

Cousin Anger

Cousin Self-Pity

Uncle Self-doubt

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Question 8 of 10

8. Much-Afraid is led to the Mount of Injury which she has to climb. While climbing she comes across another flower blooming in a tiny opening in the rock. What is the name of this flower? Hint

Endurance

Forgiveness

Long-Suffering

Peace

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Question 9 of 10

9. When Much-Afraid reaches the Grave on the Mountains, what does the Shepherd ask for her to sacrifice? Hint

Her pride

Her pet goat

Sorrow and Suffering

Natural Human Love

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Question 10 of 10

10. When Much-Afraid reached the High Places, what were her two companions Sorrow and Suffering renamed? Hint

Hate and Anger

Grace and Glory

Joy and Peace

Victory and Strength

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Who raised the orphan Much-Afraid?

Answer: Aunt Dismal Forebodings

Aunt Dismal Forebodings takes in Much-Afraid who is brought up with her cousins Gloomy, Spiteful, and Craven Fear.

2. Where does Much-Afraid live when she first comes into the service of the Chief Shepherd?

Answer: Valley of Humiliation

Much-Afraid lives with Mercy and Peace in a little white cottage in the Valley of Humiliation.

3. The Fearing family attempt to kidnap Much-Afraid and take her to the Mansion of old Lord Fearing in order to force her into doing what?

Answer: Marrying Craven Fear

The Fearings plot is spoiled when Much-Afraid screams and Mrs Valiant comes to her rescue.

Answer: Sorrow and Suffering

The Shepherd tells Much-Afraid that sorrow and suffering are to be her teachers along the way. This reminds her of a song she had heard others singing in the Valley of Humiliation. "Let Sorrow do its work, send grief or pain; Sweet are thy messengers, sweet their refrain..."

5. The Fearing family is furious to find that Much-Afraid has left the Valley of Humiliation and send family members to discourage her along the way. Who is the first family member they send?

Answer: Cousin Pride

Pride is able to capture Much-Afraid's hand and nearly get her to turn around and give up her journey. At the last minute the Shepherd is able to come in and free her to continue.

6. On Much-Afraid's journey, the path leads her to the desert. While in the desert she finds a single flower blooming. What is the name of the flower?

Answer: Acceptance-with-Joy

Though the desert seemed inhabitable and overwhelming to Much-Afraid, Acceptance-with-Joy was able to flourish in the harsh environment.

7. Who is one of the family members that Much-Afraid runs into on the Shores of Loneliness that makes her journey more difficult?

Answer: Cousin Self-Pity

On the Shores of Loneliness, Much-Afraid gets attacked by Self-Pity, Resentment, Pride, and Bitterness.

8. Much-Afraid is led to the Mount of Injury which she has to climb. While climbing she comes across another flower blooming in a tiny opening in the rock. What is the name of this flower?

Answer: Forgiveness

Forgiveness also goes by Bearing the Cost in the story. The Shepherd had told Much-Afraid she would meet another letter in the alphabet of love while climbing the Mount of Injury. He advised her to begin practicing it at once.

9. When Much-Afraid reaches the Grave on the Mountains, what does the Shepherd ask for her to sacrifice?

Answer: Natural Human Love

The Shepherd had Much-Afraid sacrifice Natural Human Love (Longing-to-be-Loved) and replaced it with his love.

10. When Much-Afraid reached the High Places, what were her two companions Sorrow and Suffering renamed?

Answer: Joy and Peace

Anyone reaching the High Places is transformed. Sorrow and Suffering became Joy and Peace and Much-Afraid's name was changed to Grace and Glory.

Source: Author tesseract02

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