2. Why does Mik-api feel his recurrent dream is incomplete?
(a) His dream has to do with Yellow Kidney, yet Yellow Kidney is not in the dream.
(b) He just has a feeling there should be more to the dream.
(c) Raven has told him to expect a new revelation, but he hasn't dreamed it yet.
(d) He keeps waking up before the dream has ended.

3. How do the Pikuni leaders feel about meeting with the seizer chiefs?
(a) They are against meeting with the seizer chiefs.
(b) They are eager to meet and resolve issues so that the killing will stop.
(c) They want to fast and meditate on this idea before making a decision.
(d) They are cautious and fear it could be a trap.

4. What happens to the designs painted on the skin by the woman that Fools Crow now realizes is the legendary So-at sa-ki, Feather Woman, after she leaves the scroll by Fools Crow?
(a) The designs on the skin disappear.
(b) The designs on the skin become brilliant with color.
(c) The designs on the skin come to life.
(d) The designs hum and vibrate.

5. Fools Crow asks Fast Horse why he has changed. What is Fast Horse's response?
(a) He says wanted to stop the Napikwans from kill all the game.
(b) He says it was outraged at what happened to Yellow Kidney.
(c) He says it was Cold Maker's fault because he betrayed him and did not make him powerful.
(d) He says it was Fools Crow fault for making him look bad.

6. What does the land that Fools Crow sees in his dream look like?
(a) It is beautiful, but there is no life in it. The water has a sandy bottom with no plants, rocks or debris.
(b) It is beautiful and full of game and lush plants.
(c) It is mountainous with a river running through it.
(d) It is a desolate wasteland with no water, plants, rocks or debris.

7. How long will it take for the cure to arrive?
(a) About a week.
(b) About a month.
(c) About three days.
(d) About a year.

8. Who is Nitsokan?
(a) A dream helper in Fools Crow's dream.
(b) The god of the stars.
(c) A Pikunis chief from another tribe.
(d) Red Paint's best friend.

9. To what does Yellow Kidney liken his life to?
(a) He thinks his life is like that of a mighty warrior.
(b) He thinks his life is like that of a helpless baby.
(c) He thinks his life is like that of an injured bear.
(d) He thinks his life is like that of an old man.

10. What does Fast Horse trust his dream helper to do for his horse?
(a) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse food.
(b) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse water.
(c) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse strength.
(d) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse speed.

11. From Owl Child's lookout, who does Fast Horse recognize approaching?
(a) Fools Crow.
(b) Rides-at-the-rails.
(c) Yellow Kidney.
(d) Boss Ribs.

12. What does Fast horse see and do when he wakes up?
(a) He sees a dog, which he kills for food.
(b) He sees his only company is a dog, he eats and falls asleep again.
(c) He sees a woman painting on a yellow skin and asks her what she is doing.
(d) He sees he is alone and goes back to sleep.

13. Who does Three Bears want representing the Lone Eaters at the meeting with the seizer chiefs?
(a) Yellow Kidney.
(b) Three Bears wants to represent the Lone Eaters himself .
(c) Rides-at-the-door.
(d) Fools Crow.

14. What cure does the Napikwan healer tell the Lone Eaters about?
(a) He tells them about a vaccine that will prevent white scab disease.
(b) He tells them the Napikwan are sending an elixer that will cure the white scab disease.
(c) He tells them how to treat the white scab disease with herbs and antibiotics.
(d) He tells them there is an antidote.

15. How does Fast Horse identify the body?
(a) The hands have no fingers, so it must be Yellow Kidney.
(b) He looks at the face and also recognizes Yellow Kidney's rifle.
(c) The clothing shows it was a Napikwan seizer.
(d) A note pinned to the body says it was the wife of a Pikunis brave.