1. What new dream does White Man's Dog have in Chapter 9 that foretells of loss and change that will make the Lone Eaters feel as useless as Yellow Kidney?
(a) He dreams that the wolverine loses his strength.
(b) He dreams that the Pikunis lose all their fingers.
(c) He dreams that Fast Horse is killed by the Napikwans.
(d) He dreams that So-at-sa-ki (Feather Woman) is banished to earth.

2. How does Red Paint's mother react when Red Paint tell her that she is pregnant?
(a) She hugs Red Paint and cries.
(b) She tells Red Paint that she must keep this a secret until after the war party returns.
(c) She runs out to tell the rest of the camp.
(d) She is worried that Red Paint is too young to be with child.

3. What does Fast Horse's alliance with Owl Child foretell?
(a) Good fortune for the Lone Eaters.
(b) More trouble with the Napikwans.
(c) A fighting alliance with the other Pikunis tribes.
(d) Destruction of the Napikwans.

4. What does White Man's Dog sing as he rides into Bull Shield's camp?
(a) White Man's Dog sings his power song.
(b) White Man's Dog sings his victory song.
(c) White Man's Dog sings his battle cry.
(d) White Man's Dog sings his death song.

5. Why would the author use so much Native American terminology in this story?
(a) To introduce the reader to the Native American culture.
(b) To show how knowledgable the author is about Native Americans.
(c) To confuse the reader.
(d) To create an atmosphere of mystery.