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

2. 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 jealousy.
(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 do better than others.
(d) Granpa says that people who take more than their share cause others to starve.

3. As he goes up the trail, how does Little Tree become aware of "Mon-o-lah", the earth mother?
(a) Little Tree sees the earth mother in a cave.
(b) Little Tree feels the earth mother through his special shoes.
(c) Little Tree sees the earth mother in a stream of water.
(d) Little Tree hears the earth mother whispering in the wind.

4. In Chapter 1, what does Little Tree's description of the woods around his new home reveal about his attitude to the surroundings?
(a) He finds the surroundings strange.
(b) The sights and sounds terrify him.
(c) He is longing for his old surroundings.
(d) He hates the sound of the wind but he likes the whispering wind.

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 show him the bees at work.
(c) To expose him to the animals and teach him "The Way".
(d) To teach him how to hunt.