1. Little Tree's bed is made of what material?
(a) A large flat board covered with sheets.
(b) Old cloths stuffed in a large bag.
(c) Deer hide stretched on a frame of hickory posts.
(d) Dried grass.

2. What reasons are given in Chapter 4 for Granpa to keep the hounds?
(a) To keep away people from the settlement.
(b) To guard the crops and cabin and to have fun fox-hunting.
(c) To protect Granma when she is alone.
(d) To keep away the other Cherokee.

3. What does Little Tree find interesting that makes him watch the umbrella spider for hours?
(a) How the spider climbs out of the water.
(b) How the spider outwits and eats several flies.
(c) How the spider crawls back to the same place repeatedly.
(d) How persistent the spider is in building a wide web across ferns, even though it keeps falling into the water.

4. According to Granpa's story, why did his father's friend enter the church with a pistol?
(a) Because having fought battles all his life and lost everything, he has nothing more to fight about.
(b) He believes the preacher's sermon is against him.
(c) The people in the church have been saying bad things about him.
(d) He has lost his home and family.

5. At the beginning of the chapter "The Farm in the Clearing", what inhuman scene does Granpa describe to Little Tree?
(a) He sees a man with a stump for a leg being beaten by soldiers.
(b) He sees a man beating a woman and two children.
(c) He sees a man and woman wearing leather harnesses and pulling a plow like mules.
(d) He sees soldiers abusing the children.