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

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

3. Which book is always available at Little Tree's cabin and why?
(a) A dictionary because Little Tree has to learn five words every week.
(b) A book about the Cherokees so that Little Tree can learn his heritage.
(c) A special book about nature because Little Tree's grandparents want him to love nature.
(d) A bible so that Little Tree can read more about the lessons he hears at church.

4. What does the incident between Little Tree and the lawmen on the mountain demonstrate about Little Tree?
(a) That he knows where to hide in the mountains.
(b) That he knows the signals necessary to warn Granpa when others are approaching.
(c) His bravery and commitment to protecting Granpa and the whiskey still from outsiders.
(d) That he loves Granpa but he is afraid of the men with badges.

5. How is this visitor in Chapter 7 hoping to become rich?
(a) Through a prize in a competition at the settlement.
(b) Through a reward from the police for turning in a stolen black car.
(c) By winning a writing competition and through a reward for alerting the police to the existence of a big criminal.
(d) By selling a large piece of land to the government and then earn interest at the bank.