1. What structure does White Man's Dog enter in his dream?
(a) A white man's tent, where he sees a girl.
(b) A cave where Cold Maker waits.
(c) A sweat lodge filled with warrior braves.
(d) A tipi filled with dark shapes.

2. What does the author achieve by opening Chapter 3 from Yellow Kidney's point of view?
(a) The author is able to reveal Yellow Kidney's dreams.
(b) The author achieves a mood shift for the reader.
(c) The author prevents the reader from becoming bored.
(d) The reader is able to see some of the qualities and deficits in the two main characters.

3. What does Fast Horse like and respect about Owl Child?
(a) That Owl Child sells horses.
(b) That Owl Child has traveled in far lands.
(c) That Owl Child has stolen a white horse.
(d) That Owl Child defies the Napikwans.

4. What news does White Man's Dog deliver to the other Pikunis camps during his travels?
(a) White Man's Dog's upcoming marriage ceremony.
(b) The Napikwan's encroachment into the Pikunis lands.
(c) Heavy Shield Woman's vow to be Medicine Woman.
(d) Fast Horse's role in Yellow Kidney's misfortune.

5. Which dream vision best foretells the encroachment of the white man, the over-killing of animals by the white man, and the urgent need to take action?
(a) White Man's Dog's dream of the Pikunis losing their fingers.
(b) Kills-close-to-the-lakes's dream of wolverine biting her finger.
(c) White Man's Dog's dream of the white-faced girl.
(d) White Man's Dog's dream of the wolverine in the white empty land.