2. How does one ask for a yuwipi ceremony?
(a) By asking in a sweat lodge.
(b) By asking at Sun Dance.
(c) By sending a sacred pipe and tobacco to a medicine man.
(d) By giving offerings to Mother Earth.

3. What does Leonard do with $4000 he receives in residuals in Chapter Twelve?
(a) Puts a bathroom in the house.
(b) Buys a truck.
(c) Gives it to his parents.
(d) Holds a giveaway feast.

4. Who says, "Purify them, don't cook them"?
(a) Bessie Good Road.
(b) Annie Mae.
(c) Mary.
(d) Leonard.

5. Whose chest is described as a battleground of scars?
(a) Henry.
(b) John Lame Deer.
(c) Leonard.
(d) Wallace Black Elk.

6. What is the "big, bad granddaddy of penitentiaries"?
(a) Leavenworth.
(b) Deadwood.
(c) Minnehaha.
(d) Lewisburg.

7. What do the FBI shoot and kill when they raid the Crow Dogs?
(a) Leonard's dog.
(b) Leonard's horse.
(c) Leonard's ceremonial hut.
(d) Leonard's nephew.

8. What does Crow Dog call the abuses from the men who worked at the prisons?
(a) Humiliation.
(b) Mind torture.
(c) Evil.
(d) Heavy hate.

9. Who says that the hoop has not been broken in Chapter Ten?
(a) Leonard Crow Dog.
(b) Wallace Black Elk.
(c) Mary.
(d) Russell Means.

10. What color is Mary's new home painted?
(a) Blue.
(b) Gray.
(c) Red.
(d) Brown.

11. Where does Mary's skin sacrifice go?
(a) Into a medicine bag.
(b) Into a red bundle, tied to a sacred pipe.
(c) Around her neck.
(d) Into a fire.

12. Who is the ex-marine Vietnam vet who is shot through the heart at Wounded Knee?
(a) Dennis Wilson.
(b) Morning Star.
(c) Frank Clearwater.
(d) Buddy Lamont.

13. Who is the Osage artist who supports Leonard Crow Dog being released?
(a) Jeffe Kimball.
(b) Dick Gregory.
(c) David Amram.
(d) David Baxter.

14. According to a Sioux proverb in Chapter Twelve, what is a good mother like?
(a) A beautiful tepee.
(b) A bear.
(c) A blanket.
(d) The Sun.

15. What year does Mary move in with Leonard?
(a) 1973.
(b) 1974.
(c) 1972.
(d) 1975.