1. Why is Fools Crow out hunting for food during the season of plague?
(a) Because they are preparing for a feast day.
(b) Fools Crow is responsible for providing for his own family.
(c) Because all the healthy men not suffering from the white scab disease must hunt or the people will starve.
(d) Because all the braves take turns hunting.

2. What does White Man's Dog want that he feels will increase his value as a prospective husband?
(a) A horse.
(b) A new name.
(c) A "many-shots-gun."
(d) A beaded vest.

3. What new dream does White Man's Dog have in Chapter 9 that foretells of loss and change that will make the Lone Eaters feel as useless as Yellow Kidney?
(a) He dreams that the Pikunis lose all their fingers.
(b) He dreams that Fast Horse is killed by the Napikwans.
(c) He dreams that So-at-sa-ki (Feather Woman) is banished to earth.
(d) He dreams that the wolverine loses his strength.

4. In Chapter 19, what does Heavy Shield Woman do for her guests?
(a) She prepares a sleeping area for them.
(b) She prepares a meal for them.
(c) She tells them stories.
(d) She gives each a gift.

5. How does the finding of Yellow Kidney further develop the theme of loss and change?
(a) Yellow Kidney's fingers represent loss, while his death represents change.
(b) The finding of Yellow Kidney is not a good example of loss and change.
(c) The discovery that Yellow Kidney is dead (loss) will mean the Lone Eaters will have to adjust to life without him (change).
(d) Although Fast Horse no longer follows the ways of the Pikuni (loss), honor is rekindled as he admits his responsiblity (positive change).