2. Where does Revival Road get its name?
(a) It is named after the “revival generation.”
(b) It was named after a man named Joshua Revival.
(c) It was renamed after a tragic accident.
(d) It is named after a field where a revival meeting was once held.

3. What animal does Davan kill with his crossbow?
(a) A coyote.
(b) A fox.
(c) A bear.
(d) A raven.

4. What is Kit Tatro’s neighborhood nickname?
(a) Robin Redbreast.
(b) Squaw Man
(c) Bear Man.
(d) False Indian.

5. Why does Elsie ultimately force her husband’s guest(s) to leave?
(a) They burn a hole in her rug.
(b) They eat all her food.
(c) They ruin her favorite shoes.
(d) They insult Faye.

6. What household item was a point of contention between Faye’s mother and father?
(a) A traditional blanket.
(b) A dollhouse.
(c) An enamel kettle.
(d) A dishwasher.

7. How does Faye acquire the ceremonial drum?
(a) It follows her home.
(b) Sarah Tatro gives it to her.
(c) She buys it.
(d) She steals it.

8. Who is Faye visiting in the first scene of the novel?
(a) Netta.
(b) Old Shaawano.
(c) Kurt.
(d) Elsie.

9. What does Faye have for dinner at the restaurant?
(a) Lobster.
(b) She doesn’t stay for dinner.
(c) Halibut.
(d) Pasta.

10. In which village do Faye and Elsie live?
(a) Crumbly Stokes.
(b) Stokes and Stones.
(c) Stiles and Whiles.
(d) Stiles and Stokes.

11. What is the tree stump where Old Shaawano makes offerings of tobacco?
(a) Birch.
(b) Fir.
(c) Cedar.
(d) Yew.

12. What is Kit Tatro’s real name?
(a) Christopher.
(b) Nicholas.
(c) Everett.
(d) Emmett.

13. Which neighbor had their portrait taken by a government photographer?
(a) Chook.
(b) Old Nanapush.
(c) Bernard Shaawano.
(d) Shawnee.

14. How does Old Shaawano die?
(a) He’s murdered.
(b) Tuberculosis.
(c) A car accident.
(d) Alcohol poisoning.

15. Why do spirits visit Old Shaawano while he is making the drum?
(a) They are vengeful.
(b) They are afraid.
(c) They are curious.
(d) They are trying to help.