1. Why does White Man's Dog blame himself for Yellow Kidney's disfigurement?
(a) Because he did not go into the camp with Yellow Kidney.
(b) Because he should have returned and looked for Yellow Kidney.
(c) Because only he could have dreamed where Yellow Kidney was being held.
(d) Because if he had told his dream, they would have turned back.

2. What does the author achieve by opening Chapter 3 from Yellow Kidney's point of view?
(a) The author prevents the reader from becoming bored.
(b) The author is able to reveal Yellow Kidney's dreams.
(c) The author achieves a mood shift for the reader.
(d) The reader is able to see some of the qualities and deficits in the two main characters.

3. How does White Man's Dog kill Bull Shield?
(a) White Man's Dog pretends to be shot and when Bull Shield comes near, he breaks Bull Shield's neck.
(b) White Man's Dog wrestles Bull Shield and stabs him in the heart.
(c) After being shot himself, White Man's Dog shoots the chief in the chest.
(d) White Man's Dog gives Fox Eyes the honor of killing Bull Shield.

4. What does White Man's Dog think his dream means?
(a) He thinks Cold Maker will try to stop the raid.
(b) He thinks an angel will show them where the tipi is.
(c) He doesn't know what it means.
(d) He thinks they will find a white girl in the enemy camp.

5. How does Red Paint feel about her husband going to war with the war party?
(a) She is scared and does not want him to go.
(b) She wants him to go so he can get revenge for Yellow Kidney's mutilation.
(c) She is nervous, but proud that he is going.
(d) She is confident that he will bring honor to the family.