Thunder Rolling in the Mountains Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What do the Ne-mee-poo do upon almost reaching Lapwai? (from Chapters 5 - 8)

They doubt the wisdom of their journey and turn back towards Wallowa.

They send scouts ahead of them to Lapwai to announce their arrival.

They host festivities and celebrate their last day as a free people.

They organize a meeting of the chiefs' war council.

2.

Why is Looking Glass proven wrong in Chapter Ten? (from Chapters 9 - 12)

He was mistaken in his belief that the white soldiers were not poised to attack.

He was mistaken in his belief that the Ne-mee-poo should head to the land of the Crows.

He was mistaken in his belief that he could lead the Ne-mee-poo.

He was mistaken in his belief that Wah-lit-its was lying about his dream.

3.

What role do Yellow Hair and Dirty Face play in terms of Sound of Running Feet's character growth? (from Chapters 13 - 16)

They teach her to see the similarities between white people and Ne-mee-poo people.

They show her what sisterly love is supposed to look like.

They teach her how to perform domestic duties like a grown woman.

They teach her how prisoners of war behave in times of danger.

4.

Who is the central figure in Sound of Running Feet's retelling of the Ne-mee-poo's origin stories? (from Chapters 9 - 12)

Rabbit.

Bear.

Hawk.

Wolf.

5.

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

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.

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