1. How does Granpa make his living?
(a) Making and selling whiskey.
(b) Selling crops at the settlement store.
(c) Selling meat at the settlement store.
(d) Selling fish at the settlement store.

2. According to Chapter 3, how does Granpa feel about politicians and authority figures?
(a) Granpa likes to hear about politicians and authority figures.
(b) Granpa believes politicians and authority figures are necessary to keep order.
(c) Granpa does not like politicians and authority figures.
(d) Granpa is afraid of politicians and authority figures.

3. What does Granma make for Little Tree to wear for his first walk up the trail with Granpa?
(a) A warm coat.
(b) A bag to take his food.
(c) A hat to protect him from the sun.
(d) Boot moccasins.

4. How does the author demonstrate that despite being poor, the sharecropper is instilling pride in his daughter?
(a) The sharecropper chastises his daughter for talking to Little Tree.
(b) The sharecropper forbids his daughter to speak to Little Tree.
(c) The sharecropper whips his daughter's legs and tells her to give back the moccasins Little Tree gives to her.
(d) The sharecropper tells Granpa to keep his grandson away from his daughter.

5. In Chapter 12, how does the author demonstrate Granpa's respect for the animals?
(a) They throw the young fish back into the creek.
(b) They stop trapping in the Spring and Summer because the animals are raising their young.
(c) They release animals from the trap when they are carrying young ones.
(d) They stop trapping once they have caught enough for a meal.