1. What is Deerslayer's problem that makes him uncomfortable around Judith?
(a) Her disinterest in him
(b) Her reputation for being morally lax
(c) Her great beauty
(d) Her education which makes him feel inferior

2. What conversation passes between Deerslayer and the Iroquois?
(a) That he lives with the Delaware.
(b) That he will bring the white women to him.
(c) That the garrison is sending soldiers and the Iroquois are in danger.
(d) How Deerslayer does not want to fight and thinks they should be friends.

3. What warning is Hetty given before she gets to the Iroquois encampment?
(a) Not to tell them where she came from
(b) Not to turn her back on the chief
(c) Not to mention her father or Harry or Chingachgook
(d) Not to mention the brown bears

4. What is the purpose of the detailed description of the bedroom of Judith and Hetty in the novel?
(a) It shows how wealthy Thomas Hutter is and how spoiled the girls are.
(b) It proves that the Hutter family seldom comes to Muskrat Castle.
(c) It foreshadows the death of Hetty and Judith.
(d) It serves to anticipate the characters of the two girls before they are actually introduced.

5. What does Chingachgook relate when he arrives?
(a) He sees the scalps of Hutter and Harry.
(b) He has seen the Iroquois encampment and two prisoners.
(c) He hears the war drums coming from the Iroquois camp.
(d) He sees soldiers marching out of the garrison.