1. What bothers Fools Crow about the news that the Napikwan scout tells them?
(a) It bothers him that the man known as Four Bears was killed.
(b) Fools Crow does not know if he can believe the Napikwan scout's story, as it is well known that the Napikwans lie.
(c) It bothers him that Fast Horse might be with Owl Child, who he feels is a bad man.
(d) Fools Crow fears the bad luck that Four Bear's death may bring to the Pikunis.

2. What does White Man's Dog see in his dream just before he wakes up?
(a) A victorious raiding party riding away with stolen horses.
(b) A young white-faced girl with arms outstretched.
(c) Cold Maker pointing to a frozen spring.
(d) A white dove rising into the moonlit night.

3. When the leaders of the Pikunis meet to discuss the Napikwan healer's warning and recommendations in Chapter 28, what do they decide to do?
(a) They will travel north to get away from the infected area.
(b) They will turn away all strangers to protect their own.
(c) They cannot come to an agreement, so they are at an impasse.
(d) They will ask the Napikwans for blankets and medicine.

4. What brings Fast Horse esteem and a promising future?
(a) His cleansing in the sweat lodge ritual.
(b) His father's Beaver Medicine Bundle.
(c) His ability to steal horses.
(d) His beaded vest.

5. At the beginning of Chapter 13, how does Red Paint wake White Man's Dog?
(a) She calls him by his new name, Fools Crow.
(b) She calls him by his new name, Sleep-bringer.
(c) She tickles him.
(d) She accidentally trips over him.