1. What does Eagle Rib dream about that troubles him?
(a) Eagle Rib dreams of the Nipikwan trapping animals.
(b) Eagle Rib dreams Cold Maker bringing winter to the land.
(c) Eagle Rib dreams of a white death horse wearing a bridle and dragging the reins.
(d) Eagle Rib dreams he has lost the horses from the raid.

2. What does White Man's Dog see in his dream just before he wakes up?
(a) Cold Maker pointing to a frozen spring.
(b) A white dove rising into the moonlit night.
(c) A victorious raiding party riding away with stolen horses.
(d) A young white-faced girl with arms outstretched.

3. Why does Yellow Kidney include White Man's Dog in the raiding party heading for the Crow camp?
(a) Because White Man's Dog and Fast Horse are close friends.
(b) Out of respect for White Man's Dog's father.
(c) So that he will have someone to blame if all does not go well.
(d) Because he wants to teach White Man's Dog to toughen up.

4. In Part 1, Chapters 1 and 2, what theme is being introduced through the encroachment of the Napikwans, the development of the characters, and is further emphasized through the point of view of Rides-at-the Door?
(a) The theme of "nature versus nurture."
(b) The theme of "love and dreams."
(c) The theme of "boys will be boys."
(d) The theme of "loss and change."

5. Whose boastful recklessness worries Yellow Kidney because it could bring trouble to the raiding party's success?
(a) Cold Maker.
(b) White Man's Dog.
(c) The Pikunis.
(d) Fast Horse.