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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do Cheyenne punish their children?
(a) Scalping.
(b) Conditioning and shame.
(c) Spankings.
(d) Time out.

2. Who is Kane?
(a) The town doctor.
(b) Mrs. Pendrake's lover, the shopkeeper.
(c) Mr. Pendrake's assistant.
(d) The lay minister.

3. What is a name the offended child gives to Jack out of anger for his actions?
(a) Horse Herder.
(b) Dirt on Nose.
(c) Little Man.
(d) Antelope Girl.

4. Why did the Whites attack a Sioux village in chapter 5?
(a) The Sioux stole their horses.
(b) The Sioux trespassed on their farms.
(c) The Sioux killed a sick cow.
(d) The Sioux attacked a wagon train.

5. How do the Cheyenne think they can overcome constant conflict with the whites?
(a) By living in the mountains.
(b) By eliminating them.
(c) By leaving their fathers' lands.
(d) By signing a peace treaty.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Jack convince Burns Red in the Sun of his true identity?

2. What do the hunters do with the antelope herd?

3. Where does Jack settle in chapter 14?

4. What is Kane accused of doing?

5. Why are the Cheyenne reluctant to fight the whites?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Lavender believe he is related to the Cheyenne Indians?

2. Who adopts Jack shortly after his return to White society?

3. What does Jack see when he follows Mrs. Pendrake to the back of the store?

4. How does Jack come to arrive at Old Lodge Skins' tepee again?

5. What treaty does Jack talk Old Lodge Skins out of signing?

6. Why does Old Lodge Skins tell Jack he does not have to participate in a fight with white soldiers?

7. How does Old Lodge Skins help his hunters kill an entire herd of antelope?

8. Who does Jack stop from attacking Younger Bear?

9. What crime is Jack accused of shortly after returning to the White schools?

10. Why is Old Lodge Skins' band of Cheyenne separated from the entire Cheyenne tribe?

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