Thunder Rolling in the Mountains Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How do the white settlers in Montana react at first to the passing of the Ne-mee-poo through their land? (from Chapters 9 - 12)

They eye them with suspicion and refuse to sell them their goods.

They wish them well on their journey and sell them some necessary goods.

They eye them with suspicion and spy on them continuously.

They tell them they cannot pass through Montana and must find another route.

2.

Who begins fighting on the side of the Blue Coats? (from Chapters 13 - 16)

The Ne-mee-poo warriors.

Yellow Hair and Dirty Face.

The Assiniboin.

The Crows.

3.

Why does Red Owl run into the midst battle in Chapter Seven? (from Chapters 5 - 8)

He sees his father killed by a Blue Coat and wants to avenge him.

He is angry with Sound of Running Feet and wants to defy her.

He sees a fallen soldier's bugle and is eager to claim it.

He sees his mother trapped in the middle of the battlefield and wants to save her.

4.

What does Lean Elk tell Sound of Running Feet about her participation in the warriors' activity? (from Chapters 13 - 16)

He tells her she must work hard to become a better warrior.

He invites her to ride with the warriors in the next battle.

He tells her he must report her disobedience to her father.

He tells her Ne-mee-poo women do not fight.

5.

What stops Sound of Running Feet from murdering Charging Hawk? (from Chapters 21 - 24)

The memory of Swan Necklace prevents her from firing the weapon.

Alighting Dove's kindness makes her want to repay the woman by sparing her son.

She recognizes that Charging Hawk is not solely responsibly for Swan Necklace's death.

Her father's words remind her that hatred is futile and destructive.

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