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) She does not see Chingachgook when he signals to her.
(c) She is under guard and there are two warriors watching the camp.
(d) They cannot get close enough without being seen.

2. Why does Hetty try to go to the Iroquois encampment?
(a) She thinks they will not see her because she is so small.
(b) She wants to warn them about the garrison soldiers.
(c) She believes she can negotiate with the Indians.
(d) She will offer herself in exchange for her father and Harry.

3. What does Deerslayer discover about Ravenoak's desires?
(a) That he wants the rest of the treasure on the Ark.
(b) That he wants to attack the British garrison.
(c) That he wants to take Judith.
(d) That he wants Deerslayer to help him defeat the British.

4. What creates a problem for meeting Wah-ta-Wah at the place she tells Hetty for them to find her?
(a) They do not know where the Iroquois have gone.
(b) They cannot find the place.
(c) The Iroquois camp has been moved near the spot.
(d) The Iroquois have Wah-ta-Wah tied to a tree.

5. What is the double activity going on as Hetty enters the encampment?
(a) The breakfast in the encampment and the one on the island.
(b) There are two searches going on--one for Hetty and Hetty's search for her father.
(c) The torture of Harry and Hutter and the suffering of Deerslayer and Chingachgook.
(d) Preparations for war in the encampment and in the garrison.