1. What is the most important lesson that Little Tree learns from the stories heard in Chapter 5?
(a) The bad effects of fighting.
(b) That "kin" is all about the love and understanding between some people.
(c) That he has many relatives.
(d) That Granpa almost went to Chattanooga.

2. In Chapter 2, how does Little Tree demonstrate that he has learned Granpa's lesson about nature's ways?
(a) By selecting the three smallest turkeys from the turkey trap to take home.
(b) By protecting Ti-bi from the hawk.
(c) By rescuing the quail.
(d) By releasing the turkeys from the trap.

3. How does the incident with the fox and hounds affect the relationship between Granpa and Little Tree?
(a) It has no effect on the relationship.
(b) It continues to deepen the growing bond between Granpa and Little Tree.
(c) It causes Little Tree to fear Granpa.
(d) It damages the relationship between Granpa and Little Tree.

4. In Chapter 6, the author reveals that Pa becomes a warrior late in his life. For whom does he fight?
(a) He fights for the Indians against the soldiers.
(b) He fights for the Confederates against the government.
(c) He fights for the government against foreigners.
(d) He fights for the Scottish army against the Americans.

5. Which book is always available at Little Tree's cabin and why?
(a) A bible so that Little Tree can read more about the lessons he hears at church.
(b) A special book about nature because Little Tree's grandparents want him to love nature.
(c) A book about the Cherokees so that Little Tree can learn his heritage.
(d) A dictionary because Little Tree has to learn five words every week.