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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapters 5-6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does White Man's Dog think his dream means?
(a) He thinks they will find a white girl in the enemy camp.
(b) He thinks Cold Maker will try to stop the raid.
(c) He doesn't know what it means.
(d) He thinks an angel will show them where the tipi is.
2. What happens when White Man's Dog tries to talk to Fast Horse about the possibility that Cold Maker could be holding Yellow Kidney until Fast Horse fulfills his vow?
(a) Fast Horse becomes angry.
(b) Fast Horse shows remorse.
(c) Cold Maker appears and tells White Man's Dog to mind his own dreams.
(d) Fast Horse thinks this is possible and promises to find a way to fulfill his vow.
3. Who is Heavy Shield Woman?
(a) Eagle Rib's daughter.
(b) Fast Horse's mother.
(c) Yellow Kidney's wife.
(d) White Man's Dog's sister.
4. Which of the Pikunis go into the heart of the Crow camp?
(a) White Man's Dog, Fast Horse and Eagle Ribs.
(b) White Man's Dog, Eagle Ribs and Yellow Kidney.
(c) Yellow Kidney, White Man's Dog and Fast Horse.
(d) Yellow Kidney, Eagle Ribs and Fast Horse.
5. What does Eagle Rib dream about that troubles him?
(a) Eagle Rib dreams of the Nipikwan trapping animals.
(b) Eagle Rib dreams he has lost the horses from the raid.
(c) Eagle Rib dreams Cold Maker bringing winter to the land.
(d) Eagle Rib dreams of a white death horse wearing a bridle and dragging the reins.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens in Fast Horse's power dream?
2. What does Fast Horse vow to do to appease Cold Maker, whom they have offended?
3. What brings Fast Horse esteem and a promising future?
4. In Chapters 5 and 6, which of the following is NOT something the author has revealed to the reader about the Pikunis culture?
5. Which of the following characteristics is revealed by the way Fast Horse handles and reacts to his dreams?
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