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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapters 18-19.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Fast Horse do at the ranch?
(a) Tortures the white man who injured him for three days before scalping him.
(b) Scalps the white man who injured him and regrets that he died too fast.
(c) Stole the white man's children.
(d) Raped the white man's wife.
2. What happens to the sun in the middle of the fourth day?
(a) The sun shines even though it is raining.
(b) The sun appears to shine more brightly.
(c) The sun disappears behind a cloud.
(d) The sun disappears in an eclipse.
3. Where did Yellow Kidney hide that was a fulfillment of White Man's Dog's dream?
(a) He hid behind the tipi of a capured white girl.
(b) He hid in a lodge under a blanket with a girl who had the white scabs disease.
(c) He hid behind a white horse that belonged to a white girl.
(d) He hid under some leaves and was found by a girl with a white face.
4. What does Fast Horse like and respect about Owl Child?
(a) That Owl Child has stolen a white horse.
(b) That Owl Child sells horses.
(c) That Owl Child defies the Napikwans.
(d) That Owl Child has traveled in far lands.
5. What structure does White Man's Dog enter in his dream?
(a) A white man's tent, where he sees a girl.
(b) A tipi filled with dark shapes.
(c) A cave where Cold Maker waits.
(d) A sweat lodge filled with warrior braves.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does White Man's Dog think his dream means?
2. What does White Man's Dog sing as he rides into Bull Shield's camp?
3. What is the history of the relationship between the Pikunis and the Napikwans as told by Rides-at-the-door?
4. Which of the following is a true statement about Fast Horse's relationship to the Lone Eaters since his return from the horse raid on the Crow without Yellow Kidney?
5. Does Fools Crow tell the Lone Eater Camp what he did to the Napikwan?
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