2. What does the Navajo part of Grey long for?
(a) She wants to plant seeds and tend flocks.
(b) She wants to ride a fast horse.
(c) She wants to travel.
(d) She wants to be a warrior.

3. What was the vision that Set was looking for?
(a) Tsoai.
(b) The bear.
(c) His future.
(d) The Big Dipper.

4. What does the boy leave behind him?
(a) The sound of his running.
(b) No sound at all.
(c) The sound of his crying.
(d) The sound of his laughter.

5. What word does Set thinks best describes Grey's personality?
(a) Enchanting.
(b) Vivacious.
(c) Interesting.
(d) Naive.

6. Why don't Grey and Set speak at the dance?
(a) There is nothing to say.
(b) They are angry with each other.
(c) They are unsure how to proceed.
(d) They are restricted in their conversation.

7. What does Dr. Terriman say about Lola Bourne''s ability to help Set?
(a) The love of 100 women would not be enough.
(b) Love is all you need.
(c) Love will see him through.
(d) Your love is powerful enough to cure him.

8. What does Lola Bourne do with her letter to Set?
(a) She hands it to him.
(b) She quits writing it.
(c) She mails it.
(d) She burns it.

9. The plains are a perfect equation of what two elements?
(a) Darkness and light.
(b) Freedom and space.
(c) Native Americans and settlers.
(d) Distance and time.

10. How long is Set hospitalized?
(a) Six hours.
(b) Six weeks.
(c) Six days.
(d) Six months.

11. What extraordinary sense did Set acquire as he became a bear?
(a) Hearing.
(b) Smell.
(c) Taste.
(d) Vision.

12. Where does Worcester Meat go after he has been sick for sixteen days?
(a) To the forest.
(b) Home to his little house.
(c) To the bed where Kope'mah died.
(d) To the hospital.

13. What has Billy the Kid come to learn about from Sitting Bear?
(a) Courage.
(b) The purpose of life.
(c) Death.
(d) Truth.

14. What does Milo Mottledmare leave for Worcester Meat?
(a) Sandwiches.
(b) Apples and cheese.
(c) Crackers and cheese.
(d) Bread and fruit.

15. What caused the Piegan people to continue to believe in the boy who turned into a bear?
(a) The bear came into the camp.
(b) Hunters returned from the woods with strange bear stories.
(c) A hunter shot the bear.
(d) The bear became a legend.