1. Eagle's Rib's dream of the horse of death with the reins dragging and White Man's Dog's dream of the white-faced girl in the death lodge are both fulfilled by what plot development?
(a) The banishment of Fast Horse from the Lone Eaters.
(b) The return of Yellow Kidney to the Lone Eaters.
(c) The arival of the young Pikunis men with the Napikwans horses.
(d) The purifying ceremony of Mik-api.

2. Why does Raven promise not to tell Fools Crow's secret?
(a) It is important to forget the past and focus on the present.
(b) Red Paint begs Raven not to tell so Fools Crow will not be shamed.
(c) It increases Pikunis power to believe one so strong walks among them.
(d) Fools Crow threatens to kill Raven if he does tell.

3. Whose idea is it to stage a horse raid on the Crows?
(a) White Man's Dog's father.
(b) Mik-api.
(c) White Man's Dog.
(d) Fast Horse.

4. 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 the white man is killing game for no reason.
(d) That Raven would have Fools Crow break with tradition and kill a white man.

5. What does Fools Crow do with the injured rider that approached him at the beginning of Chapter 16?
(a) He takes him to his lodge to nurse him back to health.
(b) He takes him to his father, Boss Ribs, to be healed.
(c) He takes him to the medicine man and asks him for advice.
(d) He takes him back to Owl Child, who is his friend.