1. In teaching Little Tree, how does Mr. Wine reinforce Granma's lessons about the spirit-mind and the body-mind?
(a) He says some education is technical and some is spiritual.
(b) He says some education is for work and some for appreciating life.
(c) He says some education is practical and some is theoretical.
(d) He says there is modern, technical education to help you make a living and there is the education that makes you honest and caring.

2. How does the author reveal that the policeman might be wrong to put the driver of the black car in jail?
(a) The policeman does not allow the driver to explain himself properly.
(b) The policeman takes the visitor's word that the driver is speeding.
(c) The policeman does not read the driver his rights.
(d) The policeman throws the driver of the car in jail for saying he is from Chicago when the license plate says Illinois, but Chicago is in Illinois.

3. At the beginning of the chapter "The Farm in the Clearing", what inhuman scene does Granpa describe to Little Tree?
(a) He sees soldiers abusing the children.
(b) He sees a man with a stump for a leg being beaten by soldiers.
(c) He sees a man and woman wearing leather harnesses and pulling a plow like mules.
(d) He sees a man beating a woman and two children.

4. What does Little Tree learn about Granpa when he hears him say "I kin ye Bonnie Bee"?
(a) That Granma is a good worker.
(b) That Granpa will take care of Granma.
(c) Little Tree learns of the love and understanding that Granpa has for Granma.
(d) That Granma takes care of the bees.

5. How does Granpa help Little Tree overcome feeling empty and sad after Ringer's death?
(a) He says the only way not to feel empty and sad is never to love anything, but then he will always feel sad and empty.
(b) He tells him to remember the good times with Ringer.
(c) He tells him he will feel better in a few days.
(d) He tells him to accept that Ringer is better off as he won't suffer anymore.