1. How long does it take for the injured man to regain consciousness?
(a) Three days.
(b) He was never unconscious.
(c) One week and three days.
(d) One week.

2. What events make Red Paint question the fairness of fate?
(a) That her father is maimed, her mother unhappy, that Boss Ribs has to turn his son away, and yet Fast Horse lives.
(b) That the dreams of her husband has caused him to kill a Napikwan.
(c) That Fools Crow was a war hero, yet is not made a chief.
(d) The raid on Bull Shield's camp was not successful.

3. What lone rider goes to Fools Crow at the beginning of Chapter 16, and what injury does he suffer?
(a) Fast Horse, who has been shot by the Napiwans.
(b) Fast Horse, who has fallen from his horse and has a head injury.
(c) Owl Child, who has a badly burned hand and may lose his fingers.
(d) Owl Child, who has been tortured by the Napikwans.

4. Eagle's Rib's dream of the horse of death with the reins dragging and White Man's Dog's dream of the white-faced girl in the death lodge are both fulfilled by what plot development?
(a) The purifying ceremony of Mik-api.
(b) The return of Yellow Kidney to the Lone Eaters.
(c) The banishment of Fast Horse from the Lone Eaters.
(d) The arival of the young Pikunis men with the Napikwans horses.

5. What problem does Fast Horse voice to Owl Child?
(a) He tells Owl Child he thinks that killing Napikwans so close to the Pikunis camps will bring trouble for the Pikunis people.
(b) He tells Owl Child that winter is coming and they have not put up rations for the cold months.
(c) He tells Owl Child that his dream nemesis, Cold Maker, is planning revenge.
(d) He tells Owl Child he is running out of bullets for his many-shots-rifle.