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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Judith find inside the chest?
(a) A book of family recipes
(b) A diary written by a late aunt
(c) A beautiful dress that belonged to her mother
(d) A Bible with the family tree written in it

2. What problem does going to talk with the Iroquois pose for Deerslayer?
(a) He thinks it will prevent Chingachgook from regaining his wife.
(b) He is forced to admit that he had killed an Iroquois warrior.
(c) He does not know how to make contact with the Iroquois.
(d) He does not know the Iroquois language.

3. How do the Iroquois discover Hetty's mental capacity?
(a) Wah-ta-Wah explains it to them.
(b) They see that she is not afraid of them.
(c) Hutter tells them his daughter is afflicted.
(d) They already know because they had heard the tales.

4. Why does the woman take Hetty into the Iroquois encampment?
(a) She knows they will not harm her because of her mental condition.
(b) She does not know where else to take her.
(c) She thinks Briarthorn will like Hetty better and leave her alone.
(d) She thinks if she takes Hetty to them, the Iroquois will let her go.

5. After the house is secure, what does Deerslayer agree to do?
(a) Take the watch all night long so the others can sleep.
(b) Sink all the Indian canoes they found around the lake.
(c) Take Harry and Hutter ashore and return for them on Harry's signal.
(d) Go on a scalp hunting expedition with Harry and Hutter.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Hetty so sure she is in no danger if she finds the Iroquois?

2. What is Deerslayer's problem that makes him uncomfortable around Judith?

3. What was the reaction of the Iroquois about Hutter and Harry wanting scalps?

4. When they find the Hutter family, Harry is interested in Judith. In what is Deerslayer interested?

5. What is Judith's suggestion about securing the release of Hutter and Harry?

(see the answer key)

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