1. How does the author foreshadow that Fast Horse will bring bad fortune to the Pikunis?
(a) The author has Yellow Kidney remind the party of the omen of bad fortune from Fast Horse's dream.
(b) The author writes from Eagle Ribs point of view.
(c) The author introduces the theme of dreams.
(d) The author has Yellow Kidney interpret White Man's Dog's dream.

2. Where is the Napikwan that injured Fast Horse?
(a) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is in the Napikwan town at the saloon.
(b) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is nowhere to be found.
(c) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is at his ranch along with his wife and two children.
(d) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is with the Napikwan soldiers at the fort.

3. What does Yellow Kidney report that Fast Horse did when Yellow Kidney was leading Bull Shield's horse away during the raid that ultimately resulted in his capture?
(a) Fast Horse stepped on a branch that snapped loudly.
(b) Fast Horse broke the silence with fierce boasting.
(c) Fast Horse lost control of the horse he was leading and it ran away.
(d) Fast Horse was careless about leaving footprints.

4. What does Fools Crow do with the injured rider that approached him at the beginning of Chapter 16?
(a) He takes him to his lodge to nurse him back to health.
(b) He takes him to the medicine man and asks him for advice.
(c) He takes him to his father, Boss Ribs, to be healed.
(d) He takes him back to Owl Child, who is his friend.

5. Who is against killing the Napikwans?
(a) Fast Horse and Owl Child.
(b) Fools Crow and Red Paint.
(c) Rides-at-the-door and Three Bears.
(d) Fools Crow and Fast Horse.