2. What is a bee-wolf?
(a) A female wolf.
(b) A Native American name for a wolf.
(c) An ancient name for a bear.
(d) An ancient name for a werewolf.

3. How old is Murphy Dicks?
(a) Twenty-five.
(b) Fifteen.
(c) Eighteen.
(d) Forty.

4. Why is Set so startled when he meets Grey at the encampment?
(a) She is not interested in him.
(b) She is beautiful.
(c) She is hostile.
(d) She is like a boy.

5. What does the wise man advise the people to do with the boy's story?
(a) Change him into a wolf.
(b) Change him into a bear.
(c) Change him into a dog.
(d) Change him into a werewolf.

6. With whose death does the story begin?
(a) Pete Maxwell.
(b) Billy the Kid.
(c) Alejandro Segura.
(d) John Poe.

7. What two cultures combine in Grey?
(a) Blackfoot and Nez Perce.
(b) Kiowa and Navajo.
(c) Navajo and Cree.
(d) Kiowa and Sioux.

8. In the Kiowa myth, why are the boy's sisters running from him?
(a) The boy has become a bear.
(b) They're having a foot race.
(c) They're playing a game.
(d) The boy is being mean to them.

9. How did the people feel when they saw the stars after the others disappeared?
(a) Enchanted.
(b) Honored.
(c) Pleased.
(d) Respectful, even reverent.

10. Who is Luke?
(a) A child.
(b) A Kiowa boy.
(c) A dog.
(d) A horse.

11. How does the author describe Kiowa life in the summertime?
(a) It was dirty and ignorant.
(b) It was frightening.
(c) It was deprived.
(d) It was idyllic.

12. What surprised Kope'mah as a child when she watched buffalo with her father?
(a) They seemed noble and majestic.
(b) They seemed to move slowly but covered ground quickly.
(c) They seemed innumerable.
(d) They seemed to leave no mark on the scene.

13. What expression does Grey learn was found in Billy the Kid's eyes?
(a) Ferocious anger.
(b) Intelligence.
(c) Crazed excitement.
(d) Nothing whatever.

14. What is Billy the Kid's mood in Grey's vision of him?
(a) Merry.
(b) Confused.
(c) Solemn.
(d) Angry.

15. What does Grey imagine she gave Billy the Kid in jail?
(a) A knife.
(b) A pin.
(c) A note.
(d) A gun.