1. Why does Deerslayer not raise his rifle against the Iroquois who shot at him?
(a) There are women and children standing behind the Iroquois.
(b) He is too far away.
(c) He sees Hutter slipping up behind the Iroquois.
(d) He does not want to take a human life.

2. What does Deerslayer say to March when he impulsively shoots a deer just for sport?
(a) He must remember the spot so they can collect the deer when they go back to shore.
(b) He should be careful not to shoot a cow by mistake.
(c) He should never fire a rifle from a canoe because it could tip over.
(d) It is wrong to kill an animal without intending to eat its meat or make something from its skin.

3. What is the argument between Harry Marsh and Deerslayer?
(a) An argument about the location of the Hutter family
(b) An argument about the best way to hunt deer
(c) An argument about the character of Native Americans
(d) An argument about the value of the land

4. Prior to Hutter and Harry going to the encampment, what does Deerslayer do?
(a) He warns them that what they are planning is wrong.
(b) He urges them to go without their muskets.
(c) He gives them new mossasins to wear.
(d) He shows them how to slip up on the camp.

5. When they find the Hutter family, Harry is interested in Judith. In what is Deerslayer interested?
(a) How the boat is propelled
(b) The reason they are hiding on the boat
(c) The construction of the Ark
(d) Where they got the idea for the Ark