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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When they find the Hutter family, Harry is interested in Judith. In what is Deerslayer interested?
(a) The construction of the Ark
(b) The reason they are hiding on the boat
(c) Where they got the idea for the Ark
(d) How the boat is propelled

2. What is Judith's suggestion about securing the release of Hutter and Harry?
(a) Run away and leave her father to his fate
(b) Gather items they might use to trade for their freedom
(c) Set the Ark adrift and then slip away in canoes
(d) Leave the island and find the garrison

3. What happens when Deerslayer turns his back on the Iroquois?
(a) The Indian tries to kill him but Deerslayer gets the Iroquois instead.
(b) The Iroquois turns around and goes back empty handed.
(c) The Iroquois watches him closely to see that he does not return.
(d) He hears the screams of Harry and Hutter coming from the camp.

4. What problem does going to talk with the Iroquois pose for Deerslayer?
(a) He thinks it will prevent Chingachgook from regaining his wife.
(b) He is forced to admit that he had killed an Iroquois warrior.
(c) He does not know the Iroquois language.
(d) He does not know how to make contact with the Iroquois.

5. Prior to Hutter and Harry going to the encampment, what does Deerslayer do?
(a) He shows them how to slip up on the camp.
(b) He warns them that what they are planning is wrong.
(c) He gives them new mossasins to wear.
(d) He urges them to go without their muskets.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Chingachgook relate when he arrives?

2. What does Hetty do to try and win the release of her father and Harry?

3. What does Deerslayer say to March when he impulsively shoots a deer just for sport?

4. What are Harry and Hutter planning when they get to the Iroquois encampment?

5. Who appears on the shore and prepares to attack the people on the Ark?

(see the answer key)

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