1. Why does White Man's Dog blame himself for Yellow Kidney's disfigurement?
(a) Because if he had told his dream, they would have turned back.
(b) Because only he could have dreamed where Yellow Kidney was being held.
(c) Because he should have returned and looked for Yellow Kidney.
(d) Because he did not go into the camp with Yellow Kidney.

2. How does the war party react to the phenomenon that occurs with the sun on the fourth day?
(a) They see it as a good omen that Bull Shield's camp will be destroyed.
(b) They perform a sun ceremony to restore the sun.
(c) They see it as a bad omen and are afraid.
(d) They do not know what it means and are bewildered.

3. What is credited as the power that has helped the injured man to recover?
(a) The sweat lodge ceremony.
(b) The sun god.
(c) The Beaver Medicine.
(d) The poultice of herbs and powders.

4. Why does Raven promise not to tell Fools Crow's secret?
(a) It is important to forget the past and focus on the present.
(b) Red Paint begs Raven not to tell so Fools Crow will not be shamed.
(c) It increases Pikunis power to believe one so strong walks among them.
(d) Fools Crow threatens to kill Raven if he does tell.

5. What are the three major themes of this story?
(a) The themes of obedience, pride and embracing change.
(b) The themes of belief, superstition and consequence.
(c) The themes of dreams, honor, and of loss and change.
(d) The themes of love, respect and loss of innocence.