1. What are the three major themes of this story?
(a) The themes of love, respect and loss of innocence.
(b) The themes of dreams, honor, and of loss and change.
(c) The themes of belief, superstition and consequence.
(d) The themes of obedience, pride and embracing change.

2. How long does it take for the injured man to regain consciousness?
(a) He was never unconscious.
(b) One week.
(c) One week and three days.
(d) Three days.

3. In the beginning of Chapter 7, three riders enter the Pikunis camp riding on what?
(a) Magical horses.
(b) Crow horses.
(c) Nipikwan horses.
(d) Picunis horses.

4. Where is the Napikwan that injured Fast Horse?
(a) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is with the Napikwan soldiers at the fort.
(b) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is at his ranch along with his wife and two children.
(c) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is in the Napikwan town at the saloon.
(d) The man Fast Horse wants to get his revenge on is nowhere to be found.

5. 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.