1. How does the war party react to the phenomenon that occurs with the sun on the fourth day?
(a) They see it as a good omen that Bull Shield's camp will be destroyed.
(b) They do not know what it means and are bewildered.
(c) They see it as a bad omen and are afraid.
(d) They perform a sun ceremony to restore the sun.

2. How has Yellow Kidney reacted to his disfigurement since he has returned home to the Lone Eaters?
(a) He no longer touches his wife and chooses to live in self-pity.
(b) He has overcome his handicap with fierce determination.
(c) He prays for healing and takes long solitary walks.
(d) He has become a leading voice of wisdom in the camp.

3. What does Fast Horse vow to do to appease Cold Maker, whom they have offended?
(a) Fast Horse vows to find Yellow Kidney.
(b) Fast Horse vows to bring two robes for Cold Maker's daughters.
(c) Fast Horse vows to kill the chief of the Crows.
(d) Fast Horse vows to make Red Paint medicine woman.

4. In Part 1, Chapters 1 and 2, what theme is being introduced through the encroachment of the Napikwans, the development of the characters, and is further emphasized through the point of view of Rides-at-the Door?
(a) The theme of "boys will be boys."
(b) The theme of "love and dreams."
(c) The theme of "nature versus nurture."
(d) The theme of "loss and change."

5. What does Owl Child want to do now that his grudge with Four Bears has been settled?
(a) Owl Child is satisfied and wants to return to a life of peace.
(b) Owl Child has no more use for Fast Horse and wants him to return to his tribe.
(c) Owl Child wants Fast Horse to kill a Napikwan, too.
(d) Owl Child wants to kill all the Napikwans.