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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. What has Billy the Kid come to learn about from Sitting Bear?
(a) Truth.
(b) The purpose of life.
(c) Death.
(d) Courage.

2. What does Alais Sancerre notice about Set's body after they have slept together?
(a) He is muscular and strong.
(b) He has hair everywhere on his body.
(c) He is pale and sickly looking.
(d) He is tense and tight-muscled.

3. What does Lela say has made Set sick?
(a) The bear stands against him.
(b) His Kiowa blood stands against him.
(c) His life as an orphan stands against him.
(d) His modern upbringing stands against him.

4. How is Set's health as he begins his vision quest?
(a) He is tired.
(b) He is physically fit.
(c) He is twenty years too old.
(d) He is weak from his illness.

5. What does Bent tell Set when Set sees a vision of Bent in the garden?
(a) Bent is looking for the boy.
(b) Bent is looking at the flowers.
(c) Bent is looking for the dog.
(d) Bent is looking for his glasses.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Set after Bent dies?

2. What does Lola Bourne think Set is doing?

3. What do Grey and Set see in the masks of the dancers?

4. What increases the bond between Set and Grey?

5. What does Set have to learn to converse with Lela?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Grey see of Set beyond his physical appearance?

2. How does Worcester Meat feel when he dies?

3. What characteristic does Grey say is shared by her mother and her sister and her niece?

4. What does Set mean when he tells Lela that the bear stands against him, and that he is the bear?

5. Why does Dr. Merriman's knowledge of folklore, witchcraft, and medical mythology fail to impress Set?

6. Why does each man of the Plains Indians look upon Tsoai first thing each morning?

7. What does Set feel as he opens the medicine bundle?

8. What is the vision that Set hopes to see?

9. What is the Kaitsenko Society?

10. Grey closes one calendar and opens another in Chapter Eleven of Book Two. What do these different calendars represent?

(see the answer keys)

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