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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 24, This Matter of Having No Name Is Perhaps the Center of the Story | Book 1, Chapter 25, The Bear Comes Forth.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why did the Kiowa doll fascinate Grey?
(a) She felt it represented part of herself.
(b) She felt it was more beautiful than she.
(c) She felt it represented an unknown culture.
(d) She felt it represented a world she didn't understand.

2. With whose death does the story begin?
(a) Alejandro Segura.
(b) Pete Maxwell.
(c) Billy the Kid.
(d) John Poe.

3. Where does Grey imagine she met Billy the Kid?
(a) At the outhouse.
(b) In the courthouse.
(c) On horseback.
(d) In jail.

4. What two cultures combine in Grey?
(a) Navajo and Cree.
(b) Blackfoot and Nez Perce.
(c) Kiowa and Navajo.
(d) Kiowa and Sioux.

5. According to the prologue, how did the giant rock Tsoai become lined?
(a) The bear scratched it with his claws.
(b) Hunters scored it with their spears.
(c) Water erosion made ditches down the sides.
(d) It was torn being pulled up from the earth.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which tribe's myth forms the basis of this story?

2. What made Grey's great-grandmother, Kope'mah, into a medicine woman?

3. What is Billy the Kid's mood in Grey's vision of him?

4. Who does Set hope to astonish with his painting?

5. What caused the butterflies to swarm up from the grass?

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