1. What makes Little Tree go to bed feeling happier in spite of his loss in Chapter 1?
(a) A good supper.
(b) Granma sings him a song that makes him understand his new name.
(c) Granma and Granpa promise to take care of him.
(d) He holds a gift from his mother as he goes to sleep.

2. What is the mode of narration used by the author to tell the story?
(a) The author uses a second person point of view.
(b) The author uses a third person narrator who is not in the story.
(c) The author uses first person from a child's perspective.
(d) The author is the narrator and knows everything.

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

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 cause others to starve.
(b) Granpa says that people who take more than their share cause jealousy.
(c) Granpa says that people who take more than their share do better than others.
(d) Granpa teaches Little Tree that people who store and take more than their share contribute to wars, land-grabbing and changing nature's ways.

5. In what special activity do Little Tree and his grandparents participate on weekend evenings during the winter?
(a) Granma reads to Little Tree and Granpa.
(b) They make rugs from the deer hide.
(c) They go to church.
(d) They roast chestnuts in the fireplace.