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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapters 7-8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many nights does White Man's Dog have his dream?
(a) Three nights.
(b) One night.
(c) Two nights.
(d) Four nights.

2. Why does Yellow Kidney include White Man's Dog in the raiding party heading for the Crow camp?
(a) So that he will have someone to blame if all does not go well.
(b) Out of respect for White Man's Dog's father.
(c) Because he wants to teach White Man's Dog to toughen up.
(d) Because White Man's Dog and Fast Horse are close friends.

3. How does the author foreshadow that Fast Horse will bring bad fortune to the Pikunis?
(a) The author has Yellow Kidney interpret White Man's Dog's dream.
(b) The author has Yellow Kidney remind the party of the omen of bad fortune from Fast Horse's dream.
(c) The author writes from Eagle Ribs point of view.
(d) The author introduces the theme of dreams.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the Lone Eaters does Owl Child invite to come visit him?

2. What reward will the Raven bestow on White Man's Dog if he releases the wolverine?

3. What does the author achieve by opening Chapter 3 from Yellow Kidney's point of view?

4. Why would the author use so much Native American terminology in this story?

5. Why can't White Man's Dog tell about Fast Horse's dream and vow as he would like?

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