1. Instead of Harry's prearranged signal, what does Deerslayer hear?
(a) Nothing
(b) A woman scream
(c) The cry of a wounded moose
(d) War drums

2. What happens when Deerslayer turns his back on the Iroquois?
(a) The Iroquois turns around and goes back empty handed.
(b) He hears the screams of Harry and Hutter coming from the camp.
(c) The Iroquois watches him closely to see that he does not return.
(d) The Indian tries to kill him but Deerslayer gets the Iroquois instead.

3. What new value does the old chest take on at that time?
(a) It is mentioned as a possible exchange for Hutter and Harry.
(b) It is suspected that it will provide for Judith and Hetty.
(c) It is imagined to be filled with contraband.
(d) It is suggested that it will hold fine fabrics for the girls to make new dresses.

4. What does Chingachgook relate when he arrives?
(a) He hears the war drums coming from the Iroquois camp.
(b) He sees soldiers marching out of the garrison.
(c) He has seen the Iroquois encampment and two prisoners.
(d) He sees the scalps of Hutter and Harry.

5. What is the purpose of the detailed description of the bedroom of Judith and Hetty in the novel?
(a) It shows how wealthy Thomas Hutter is and how spoiled the girls are.
(b) It foreshadows the death of Hetty and Judith.
(c) It proves that the Hutter family seldom comes to Muskrat Castle.
(d) It serves to anticipate the characters of the two girls before they are actually introduced.