1. Which three people does Little Tree learn about from Granpa's stories in Chapter 5?
(a) An uncle who gets in trouble with women, granpa's pa and Coon Jack.
(b) Jack, Papa and Uncle.
(c) Uncle Coon, Papa Jack and Pa.
(d) Uncle, Pa and Bonnie Bee.

2. What does the visitor in Chapter 7 do at dinner that tempts Little Tree to forget one of his lessons about taking things?
(a) He wears bright yellow high-top shoes that Little Tree secretly craves.
(b) He tells Little Tree he can have one of the corns, and Little Tree is tempted to take the biggest one.
(c) He takes three slices of Granma's sweet potato pie, and Little Tree silently craves the last slice.
(d) He brings only three small corns so Little Tree has to do without.

3. Where does Granma get books to read to Little Tree and Granpa?
(a) Little Tree and Granpa collect them from the library at the settlement.
(b) Granma reads books that Little Tree brings them from the school at the settlement.
(c) Granma reads books that Little Tree brought with him from his parents' home.
(d) Granma buys books at the settlement store.

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

5. 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 is longing for his old surroundings.
(b) He hates the sound of the wind but he likes the whispering wind.
(c) He finds the surroundings strange.
(d) The sights and sounds terrify him.