1. What concerns Rides-at-the-door regarding White Man's Dog's choice of a wife?
(a) White Man's Dog will lose position in the camp.
(b) He fears the woman will not be a good wife to White Man's Dog.
(c) White Man's Dog will be responsible for Yellow Kidney's entire family.
(d) He does not think White Man's Dog is ready to marry.

2. What reaction does White Man's Dog have to the battle as they ride away?
(a) He vomits.
(b) He laughs and cheers with his companions.
(c) He sings his victory song.
(d) He cries.

3. Which of the following does NOT advance the theme of loss and change in Chapters 13 and 14?
(a) That Fast Horse is rejecting his promising future with the tribe as holder of the Beaver Medicine in favor of joining with Owl Child.
(b) That Red Paint has become pregnant.
(c) That Raven would have Fools Crow break with tradition and kill a white man.
(d) That the white man is killing game for no reason.

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

5. What goes wrong with Fools Crow's plan to expose the white hunter?
(a) The hunter sees Fools Crow first, shoots him and escapes.
(b) The hunter shoots Red Paint.
(c) Fools Crow panics over Red Paint's safety and gets shot himself.
(d) The hunter does not take the bait and does not appear.