Cheyenne Again

By telling Young Bull, "Run, Run!" "Hide!" We can infer that mom

• wants Young Bull to go to school

• doesn't want Young Bull to be taken away

• wants the best for Young Bull

• mom is scared

What is father's reason for wanting Young Bull to go to school?

• he wants him to learn the white man's way

• its what he must do

• there will be food at the school

• he doesn't like his son

What makes his new sleeping room different in comparison to his home or what he is used to?

• it is bare, there is no smell of smoke or warmth of his brothers

• it has lots of really nice beds

• its a lot more comfortable

• he has lots of Indian friends to share a room with

What does Young Bull do to try to solve his problem?

• join the White man

• enjoy school

• run away

• call home

What is one way the school tries to make the Indian in him disappear?

• they teach him his history

• they make fun of him

• they make him feel bad about himself

• they cut his braids (hair)

How does the teacher help Young Bull feel better?

• she tells him to keep his memories

• she helps him learn English

• she reminds him of his mom

• she is kind to him

Why is Young Bull unable to run away?

• he is caught by a blizzard

• he gets lost

• he gets scared

• he changed his mind

What was the punishment for running away?

• he was sent to his room

• he received no food

• he was hit

• the put a ball and chain around his ankle

This book takes place just after_____

• the War of 1812

• the Indian Removal Act

• bombing at Fort McHenry

• Revolutionary War

What do the white men think about the Indians?

• they are savages

• they are good people

• they are smart

• they are evil