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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What complicates Wah-ta-Wah's rescue?
(a) Wah-ta-Wah has been tied to a tree in the middle of the camp.
(b) They cannot get close enough without being seen.
(c) She does not see Chingachgook when he signals to her.
(d) She is under guard and there are two warriors watching the camp.

2. What problem does going to talk with the Iroquois pose for Deerslayer?
(a) He is forced to admit that he had killed an Iroquois warrior.
(b) He thinks it will prevent Chingachgook from regaining his wife.
(c) He does not know how to make contact with the Iroquois.
(d) He does not know the Iroquois language.

3. Prior to Hutter and Harry going to the encampment, what does Deerslayer do?
(a) He gives them new mossasins to wear.
(b) He shows them how to slip up on the camp.
(c) He warns them that what they are planning is wrong.
(d) He urges them to go without their muskets.

4. When Deerslayer realizes Harry and Hutter have been taken captive, what does he do?
(a) He goes ashore and heads for the garrison.
(b) He wakes the girls and gives them guns.
(c) He goes to sleep in his canoe.
(d) He takes Hetty and goes to the encampment.

5. What are the warriors discussing when Deerslayer and Chingachgook approach the camp?
(a) The elephant chess pieces
(b) How they plan to surprise the British.
(c) Why they are upset at being left with the women.
(d) Where they can find deer to kill.

Short Answer Questions

1. How do Hutter, March, and Deerslayer secure Muskrat Castle on the island in the middle of the lake?

2. What do the fancy clothes and dueling pistols tell Judith?

3. When Chingachgook arrives, why do Judith and Hetty not understand their conversation?

4. What gives Chingachgook the idea that the Iroquois have taken over Muskrat Castle during the night?

5. What happens when Harry and Hutter enter Muskrat Castle that morning?

(see the answer key)

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