2. Who says, "You Fast Horse, you have become the heartless insect, for you would betray your own people"?
(a) Rides-at-the-rails.
(b) Boss Ribs.
(c) Yellow Kidney.
(d) Fools Crow.

3. Why would the Lone Eaters trust the information the Napikwan healer brings?
(a) They would not trust any information from any Napikwan.
(b) Because Fools Crow vouched for him as a fellow healer.
(c) Because the healer was married to a Pikunis woman who died of the white scab disease.
(d) Because he smoked the pipe and swore his tongue was true and not forked.

4. Who visits the Lone Eaters' camp in Chapters 25-26?
(a) A delegate of the Napikwan seizers.
(b) Owl Child and Fast Horse.
(c) Yellow Kidney.
(d) Pretty-on-top and a Napikwan healer.

5. Who is Nitsokan?
(a) The god of the stars.
(b) Red Paint's best friend.
(c) A Pikunis chief from another tribe.
(d) A dream helper in Fools Crow's dream.

6. In his next dream, what does a dog show Fools Crow?
(a) He shows Fools Crow a hidden cave where he is to take shelter.
(b) The dog shows Fools Crow how to get around a boulder that blocks the canyon by slipping under and through a bush.
(c) He shows Fools Crow the future of his wife and child.
(d) He shows Fools Crow the boulder that blocks Cold Maker's stream at last.

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

8. What happens to Fast Horse when the woman opens the door?
(a) He has a fever and the woman takes him in to treat him.
(b) Exhaustion overtakes him and he swoons.
(c) Anger fills him and he trembles with the desire to kill her.
(d) He is filled with a power he does not understand.

9. What is Red Paint worried about in Chapter 22?
(a) She worries for her unborn child.
(b) She worries for her father.
(c) She worries for her mother.
(d) She worries for her husband.

10. Which statement is true about Bull Shield's scalp in Chapter 28?
(a) Bull Shield's scalp represents desisive action.
(b) Bull Shield's scalp represents a bygone era.
(c) Bull Shield's scalp is powerful medicine.
(d) Bull Shields scalp has become shrunken and trivial.

11. What does Fast Horse trust his dream helper to do for his horse?
(a) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse water.
(b) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse food.
(c) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse speed.
(d) He trusts his dream helper to give his horse strength.

12. What cure does the Napikwan healer tell the Lone Eaters about?
(a) He tells them how to treat the white scab disease with herbs and antibiotics.
(b) He tells them about a vaccine that will prevent white scab disease.
(c) He tells them there is an antidote.
(d) He tells them the Napikwan are sending an elixer that will cure the white scab disease.

13. What problem does Fast Horse voice to Owl Child?
(a) He tells Owl Child he thinks that killing Napikwans so close to the Pikunis camps will bring trouble for the Pikunis people.
(b) He tells Owl Child he is running out of bullets for his many-shots-rifle.
(c) He tells Owl Child that his dream nemesis, Cold Maker, is planning revenge.
(d) He tells Owl Child that winter is coming and they have not put up rations for the cold months.

14. What does Fools Crow discover while hunting that angers him?
(a) Carcasses of the black horn left to rot by the Napikwan hunters, who only wanted their skins.
(b) All the villages have been devestated by the white scab disease.
(c) All the game has been killed or driven away by the Napikwan.
(d) He finds a few survivors, which includes some children, from a camp burned by the Seizers.

15. How long a trip does Nitsokan tell Fools Crow he needs to take?
(a) A seven-month journey.
(b) A three-day journey.
(c) A three-month journey.
(d) A seven-day journey.