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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, "To Know The Past".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Chapter 2 end?
(a) With a poem about love of nature.
(b) With a poem about the sunrise on the mountain.
(c) With a poem about Mon-o-lah and The Way.
(d) With a poem about the animals.
2. What is the most important lesson that Little Tree learns from the stories heard in Chapter 5?
(a) That he has many relatives.
(b) The bad effects of fighting.
(c) That "kin" is all about the love and understanding between some people.
(d) That Granpa almost went to Chattanooga.
3. According to Little Tree, why do the white mountain men in the area respect Granpa?
(a) For the lessons he teaches Little Tree.
(b) Because he is knowledgeable about the mountains.
(c) For his love of nature.
(d) For his skills at trailing animals and his sense of instinct.
4. How does Pa say farewell to Granpa when he is dying?
(a) He tells Granpa to remember his heritage and pass it on to other Cherokee.
(b) He reminds Granpa about kin and the fact that the mountains will not change and Pa tells him how much he cares for him.
(c) He tells Granpa to continue to fight for the Nation.
(d) He tells Granpa it is time to surrender and end the fighting.
5. Whose scent does Granpa expect the hounds to pick up to start the hunt in Chapter 4?
(a) Ol' Slipper, the fox.
(b) Ol' Trickster, the fox.
(c) Ol' Slick, the fox.
(d) Ol' Runner, the fox.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the reader learn about Granpa from his reaction to the lady in the black car who is rude to him?
2. Which of the following would be the best alternate title for Chapter 3?
3. What would be the most appropriate alternate title for Chapter 4?
4. In Chapter 2, what is the most important lesson that Little Tree learns about nature?
5. By allowing him to watch the chase, how does Granpa reinforce his earlier lessons to Little Tree about the ways of nature and animals?
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