1. What does Fools Crow see when the ranch comes into view?
(a) Fools Crow sees a man working in the corral with his horses.
(b) Fools Crow sees buildings with corrals, but no animals.
(c) Fools Crow sees Fast Horse and Owl Child.
(d) Fools Crow sees a child sitting in front of the ranch house, crying.

2. Which of the following is a true statement about Fast Horse's relationship to the Lone Eaters since his return from the horse raid on the Crow without Yellow Kidney?
(a) Fast Horse is respected as a great horse-stealer.
(b) Fast Horse will receive power and position from the Beaver Medicine.
(c) Fast Horse is an outsider among the Lone Eaters
(d) Fast Horse is close friends with White Man's Dog.

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

4. Why is Fool's Crow uncomfortable with his new name?
(a) Because no one will know who he is anymore.
(b) Because he likes his old name and doesn't want a new one.
(c) Because the story of how Bull Shield was killed is exaggerated.
(d) Because it is difficult to get used to being called a new name.

5. What do Fast Horse and Owl Child do to the Napikwan wagons and oxen?
(a) They make a cook fire from the wagons and eat the oxen.
(b) They abandon the wagons and slaughter the oxen.
(c) They steal the wagons and oxen to carry their own supplies.
(d) They burn the wagons and drive away the oxen.