1. What does Rides-at-the-door do while the Napikwan speak?
(a) Rides-at-the-door does not let on that he understands the Napikwan language.
(b) Rides-at-the-door sings his power song softly.
(c) Rides-at-the-door does not listen.
(d) Rides-at-the-door paces around the fire.

2. In his next dream, what does a dog show Fools Crow?
(a) He shows Fools Crow a hidden cave where he is to take shelter.
(b) The dog shows Fools Crow how to get around a boulder that blocks the canyon by slipping under and through a bush.
(c) He shows Fools Crow the future of his wife and child.
(d) He shows Fools Crow the boulder that blocks Cold Maker's stream at last.

3. In Part 4, how does the deserted war lodge get re-introduced into the story?
(a) Fast Horse and Owl Child go there for shelter.
(b) The Napikwans go there to destroy the war lodge.
(c) Fast Horse and Owl Child have a conversation about it.
(d) It is reintroduced as an element a dream vision.

4. What does Boss Ribs want Fools Crow to do about Fast Horse at the end of Chapter 17?
(a) He asks Fools Crow to find Fast Horse and bring him home.
(b) He asks Fools Crow to kill Owl Child and bring Fast Horse home.
(c) He wants Fools Crow to stop being friends with Fast Horse.
(d) He wants Fools Crow to banish Fast Horse.

5. What events make Red Paint question the fairness of fate?
(a) That her father is maimed, her mother unhappy, that Boss Ribs has to turn his son away, and yet Fast Horse lives.
(b) That Fools Crow was a war hero, yet is not made a chief.
(c) That the dreams of her husband has caused him to kill a Napikwan.
(d) The raid on Bull Shield's camp was not successful.