1. Little Tree's bed is made of what material?
(a) Old cloths stuffed in a large bag.
(b) Deer hide stretched on a frame of hickory posts.
(c) Dried grass.
(d) A large flat board covered with sheets.

2. In Chapter 16, what does the author suggest about the importance of the church teachings to Granpa and Little Tree?
(a) Granpa leaves this part of Little Tree's lessons to Granma.
(b) Granpa doesn't believe any of it but he wants Little Tree to work it out for himself.
(c) They don't fully understand what the church is about and are confused about the Bible stories.
(d) They are very involved in the church teachings and make certain they discuss the Bible stories for full understanding.

3. How does the preacher make Granpa angry in some of his sermons?
(a) He rants and raves about whiskey makers.
(b) He talks a lot about Pharisees or separates, while looking and pointing straight at Granpa's family.
(c) He talks with contempt about the Catholics.
(d) He talks with contempt about the Cherokee.

4. By allowing him to watch the chase, how does Granpa reinforce his earlier lessons to Little Tree about the ways of nature and animals?
(a) By not allowing the hounds to kill the fox.
(b) By telling Little Tree it is wrong to kill.
(c) By never killing the fox, which he does not need.
(d) By not allowing the fox to kill the hounds.

5. Why does Granma describe some people in the world as "dead"?
(a) They are only interested in oppressing others.
(b) They are cruel to women and abuse nature.
(c) They are only interested in material things.
(d) They have no spirit-mind so they only see dirty if they look at a woman and they fail to see beauty in nature.