1. How does the incident with the fox and hounds affect the relationship between Granpa and Little Tree?
(a) It continues to deepen the growing bond between Granpa and Little Tree.
(b) It causes Little Tree to fear Granpa.
(c) It has no effect on the relationship.
(d) It damages the relationship between Granpa and Little Tree.

2. What does Little Tree mean when he says that Granpa has a "sense of instinct"?
(a) That Granpa is able to smell the animals from far away.
(b) That Granpa knows the trail very well.
(c) That Granpa has a natural ability to understand what is going on among the animals during the chase.
(d) That Granpa has common sense.

3. What reason does Granpa suggest as the only logical explanation for this law of George Washington's that makes him so angry?
(a) Washington hates Cherokees.
(b) Washington got a blow in the head.
(c) Washington is a thief.
(d) Washington hates children.

4. How does Granpa help Little Tree relate the lessons about nature to the behavior of some people?
(a) Granpa says that people who take more than their share do better than others.
(b) Granpa teaches Little Tree that people who store and take more than their share contribute to wars, land-grabbing and changing nature's ways.
(c) Granpa says that people who take more than their share cause others to starve.
(d) Granpa says that people who take more than their share cause jealousy.

5. What is Granpa's reason for taking Little Tree on this walk up the trail?
(a) To show him the way up to the mountains so he can see the sunrise.
(b) To expose him to the animals and teach him "The Way".
(c) To show him the bees at work.
(d) To teach him how to hunt.