1. In Chapter 7, why does Granpa say that Little Tree looks like he is becoming a man?
(a) He is learning to farm and to plow although the work is difficult.
(b) He is learning to cook with Granma's herbs.
(c) He begins to go out to the distant lands by himself.
(d) He shows that he understands Granma's lessons about herbs.

2. In Chapter 10 how does the author demonstrate that Little Tree has a conscience?
(a) He feels bad to accept candy from Mr. Jenkins just for taking up woodchips.
(b) He tells Mr.Jenkins that one bottle of whiskey is not filled up right.
(c) He gives Mr. Jenkins the unopened candy he finds on the floor.
(d) He gives back coins to Granpa that he finds in the kitchen.

3. Why is there some truth in Granpa's belief that the way people sound when they talk can be more important than the words they use?
(a) Because people tell lies using misleading words.
(b) Because some people don't know the meanings of the words they use.
(c) Because people, like politicians, sometimes use words to trick others.
(d) Because words have many different meanings.

4. How does the author reveal that the policeman might be wrong to put the driver of the black car in jail?
(a) The policeman takes the visitor's word that the driver is speeding.
(b) The policeman does not allow the driver to explain himself properly.
(c) The policeman does not read the driver his rights.
(d) The policeman throws the driver of the car in jail for saying he is from Chicago when the license plate says Illinois, but Chicago is in Illinois.

5. Granma accidentally reads about a law introduced by George Washington and this gets Granpa very angry. What law is this?
(a) A tax on Cherokee lands.
(b) A tax on whiskey.
(c) A law to force Cherokees to live in modern houses.
(d) A law to send all Cherokee children to orphanages for proper education.