1. Which statement best describes the consensus of the men after discussing the present situation of the Pikunis and the Napikwans?
(a) They would like to count coup on the the Napikwans.
(b) They would like to move camp to a place where the Napikwans are not likely to find them.
(c) They would rather die fighting the Napikwans and retain their pride.
(d) They would like to propose a treaty with the Napikwans.

2. Where did Yellow Kidney hide that was a fulfillment of White Man's Dog's dream?
(a) He hid behind the tipi of a capured white girl.
(b) He hid under some leaves and was found by a girl with a white face.
(c) He hid in a lodge under a blanket with a girl who had the white scabs disease.
(d) He hid behind a white horse that belonged to a white girl.

3. What news do the visitors bring to the Lone Eaters' camp?
(a) News of the spread of the white scab disease.
(b) News of the latest ambushes perpetrated on the Napikwan.
(c) News and gossip of interest only to the women.
(d) News of war declared upon the Pikunis by the Napikwan.

4. When Rides-at-the-door returns from the council meeting, does the camp agree with the demands of the Napikwans?
(a) Yes, they hope to apease the Napikwan and will comply with all the demands.
(b) They agree with the demand to turn in Fast Horse, but reject the other two.
(c) No, they reject all the seizer's demands.
(d) They agree reluctantly only because they will not receive blankets and medicine for the white scab disease.

5. How does Yellow Kidney return to the Lone Eaters?
(a) On a strong stallion with war trophies.
(b) On foot, sick and exhausted.
(c) On a small white horse, very thin and missing his fingers.
(d) On a small white horse under armed escort.