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 Fast Horse is killed by the Napikwans.
(b) He dreams that the wolverine loses his strength.
(c) He dreams that the Pikunis lose all their fingers.
(d) He dreams that So-at-sa-ki (Feather Woman) is banished to earth.

2. What brings Fast Horse esteem and a promising future?
(a) His beaded vest.
(b) His cleansing in the sweat lodge ritual.
(c) His ability to steal horses.
(d) His father's Beaver Medicine Bundle.

3. What attributes does White Man's Dog hope to gain by painting his body with yellow pigment?
(a) He hopes to gain speed and endurance.
(b) He hopes to gain power and wealth.
(c) He hopes to gain strength and cunning.
(d) He hopes to gain an advantage over his friend, Fast Horse.

4. 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) White Man's Dog will be responsible for Yellow Kidney's entire family.
(c) He does not think White Man's Dog is ready to marry.
(d) He fears the woman will not be a good wife to White Man's Dog.

5. What news does White Man's Dog deliver to the other Pikunis camps during his travels?
(a) The Napikwan's encroachment into the Pikunis lands.
(b) Fast Horse's role in Yellow Kidney's misfortune.
(c) Heavy Shield Woman's vow to be Medicine Woman.
(d) White Man's Dog's upcoming marriage ceremony.