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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 20, "Home Again".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The efforts made by the person who actually gets the reverend to release Little Tree from the orphanage symbolize the strength of some relationships. Which relationship is actually involved?
(a) The relationship between two friends.
(b) The relationship between a preacher and his church member.
(c) The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren.
(d) The relationship between an uncle and his nephew.

2. What is the first thing that Little Tree does on the trail when he is going home from the orphanage?
(a) He runs to his secret place.
(b) He puts on his moccasins.
(c) He takes off his shoes so he can feel the trail.
(d) He runs to The Narrows.

3. Who guides the family when it comes to books, decisions and words?
(a) Granma.
(b) The librarian.
(c) Granpa.
(d) Pa.

4. Who does Granpa ask about the law that made him angry?
(a) The owner of the supply store at the settlement.
(b) The man at the settlement who pulls teeth.
(c) A man who gives them a car ride from the settlement.
(d) The librarian.

5. When the soldiers drive the Cherokee from their land, how do the Cherokee show their pride?
(a) They fight back and repel the soldiers.
(b) They look straight ahead as they march and refuse rides in the soldiers' wagons.
(c) They plant their nation's flag where every Cherokee is buried.
(d) They sing brave songs on the journey.

Short Answer Questions

1. What change does Little Tree make that demonstrates how much he has learned from the loss of the money spent on the calf?

2. According to Granma, why are secret places so important?

3. In Chapter 2, what is the most important lesson that Little Tree learns about nature?

4. In Chapter 15, how does Granma reassure Little Tree that his birth time is special and he will never be alone?

5. How does Granma help Little Tree to understand the relationship between nature and human development?

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