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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapters 22-24.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What lone rider goes to Fools Crow at the beginning of Chapter 16, and what injury does he suffer?
(a) Fast Horse, who has been shot by the Napiwans.
(b) Fast Horse, who has fallen from his horse and has a head injury.
(c) Owl Child, who has been tortured by the Napikwans.
(d) Owl Child, who has a badly burned hand and may lose his fingers.

2. What object ties a wolverine dream of White Dog's and a wolverine dream of Kills-close-to-the-Lake's with reality?
(a) An eagle feather.
(b) A magic amulet.
(c) A Napikwan horse.
(d) A slender white stone.

3. Why is Heavy Shield Woman angry with Fools Crow?
(a) She feels he is risking his life for Fast Horse.
(b) She caught Fools Crow looking at Kills-close-to-the-lake.
(c) She disagrees with his arrogant and self-serving attitude.
(d) She is tired of him asking for a many-shots-gun.

4. What is the "Medicine Line?"
(a) The ritual line that a Pikunis crosses to become a many-faces man.
(b) This refers to the plague of white scab disease and the rows of infected Pikunis.
(c) This refers to the line up of Pikunis as they wait for blankets to be passed out from the white man.
(d) The border between the United States and Canada.

5. Where does Fast Horse go with all his belongings?
(a) No one knows.
(b) He joins Owl Child's band.
(c) He goes out on a spirit quest.
(d) He moves in with Kills-close-to-the-lake.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does White Man's Dog see in his dream just before he wakes up?

2. What concerns Rides-at-the-door regarding White Man's Dog's choice of a wife?

3. Why does White Man's Dog blame himself for Yellow Kidney's disfigurement?

4. Which of the following characteristics is revealed by the way Fast Horse handles and reacts to his dreams?

5. What does Boss Ribs want Fools Crow to do about Fast Horse at the end of Chapter 17?

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