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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 18, "Down From the Mountain".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The author shares many Cherokee symbols with the reader. What is revealed in Chapter 14 about the meaning of an Indian holding up his palm?
(a) It means there is an agreement.
(b) It means "Welcome".
(c) It means peace because he is showing he has no weapons.
(d) The Indian wants someone to stay away.
2. What two important characteristics of Granpa are revealed by the description of the fox and the hounds episode?
(a) Granpa's love for swimming and diving.
(b) Granpa's speed and agility.
(c) His immense respect for nature and animals and his sense of humor.
(d) Grandpa's great ability to catch foxes and control the hounds.
3. How do the two men from Chattanooga make fun of Little Tree?
(a) They call him uneducated.
(b) They laugh at his moccasins.
(c) They call him an unpleasant name because he does not recollect his father.
(d) They tease him about belonging nowhere.
4. In the mountains in Chapter 2, what does Little Tree see Tal-con doing?
(a) Climbing trees.
(b) Setting a trap for turkeys.
(c) Swooping down to kill a quail.
(d) Chasing ground rats.
5. Which of the following is the best alternate title for Chapter 6?
(a) Escape.
(b) Understanding the Past.
(c) Survival of the Strong.
(d) The Lost People.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the beginning of the chapter "The Farm in the Clearing", what inhuman scene does Granpa describe to Little Tree?
2. Which of the following best describes the main theme of Chapter 2?
3. When Little Tree demonstrates that he has learned the lessons about nature, what name does Granpa say he would give him if he didn't have a name already?
4. How do the events in Chapter 12 demonstrate the importance of Granma's knowledge of plants and herbs?
5. What is Little Tree planning to do with the extra coins he is keeping in his pocket from his savings?
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