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Embark on an evocative literary journey with the 'Thunder Rolling in the Mountains Book Quiz.' Dive into the captivating narrative of this historical novel, exploring the complexities of cultural clashes, resilience, and identity. Delve into questions that traverse the themes, characters, and plot intricacies, unraveling the heart of this impactful story. Whether you're an avid reader or discovering this compelling tale, this quiz offers a chance to test your understanding of 'Thunder Rolling in the Mountains' and celebrate its rich narrative tapestry. Immerse yourself in the book's thunderous echoes and relive its poignant moments!


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    At the beginning of chapter 9, how does Chief Joseph feel when he says, "My heart is sick. . ."?

    • A.

      He hasn't eaten in a long while and does not feel well.

    • B.

      He feels anger for the Nez Perce starting this war.

    • C.

      He feels sad that his people will never see their home again.

    • D.

      He is excited and nervous because he is looking forward to his new home.

    Correct Answer
    C. He feels sad that his people will never see their home again.
    Explanation
    In the given answer choice, it is stated that Chief Joseph feels sad that his people will never see their home again. This is supported by the statement "My heart is sick," which indicates a deep sadness and despair. It suggests that Chief Joseph is grieving the loss of their homeland, implying that they have been displaced or forced to leave their home permanently. This feeling of sadness aligns with the emotional tone conveyed in the statement.

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  • 2. 

    What story did Sound of Running Feet tell the children as they were traveling?

    • A.

      The story of how Coyote killed many white settlers

    • B.

      The story of how Beaver stole the fire from the trees.

    • C.

      The story of how the white settlers stole the Nez Perce land and killed their people.

    • D.

      The story of how Coyote killed a monster and created the different tribes.

    Correct Answer
    D. The story of how Coyote killed a monster and created the different tribes.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is the story of how Coyote killed a monster and created the different tribes. This is evident from the phrase "The story of how Coyote killed a monster and created the different tribes" in the answer option.

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  • 3. 

    Using pages 50-51, what did Coyote do with the drop of blood from the monster's heart?

    • A.

      Coyote used the blood to make all of the animals on the planet.

    • B.

      Coyote used the blood to make the Ne-mee-poo people.

    • C.

      Coyote drank the blood to keep his magic powers strong.

    • D.

      Coyote used the blood to make all of the bison the Nez Perce used.

    Correct Answer
    B. Coyote used the blood to make the Ne-mee-poo people.
  • 4. 

    How long had they been traveling in the valley at the end of chapter 9?

    • A.

      Five moons

    • B.

      Ten suns

    • C.

      2 winters

    • D.

      12 suns

    Correct Answer
    B. Ten suns
    Explanation
    In chapter 9, the characters have been traveling in the valley for a certain period of time. The correct answer, "ten suns," suggests that they have been traveling for ten days. This implies that they have spent a considerable amount of time in the valley, indicating that their journey has been quite lengthy.

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  • 5. 

    Near the beginning of chapter 10 Wah-lit-its had a dream. What was his dream about?

    • A.

      He dreamed of being back in his homeland.

    • B.

      He dreamed that he became the Chief of the Nez Perce.

    • C.

      His dream was about hunting and killing many buffalo.

    • D.

      His dream was about how he was killed and everyone else is also killed.

    Correct Answer
    D. His dream was about how he was killed and everyone else is also killed.
  • 6. 

    Chief Joseph was the first Nez Perce to be shot in chapter 10.

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    In the given statement, it is mentioned that Chief Joseph was the first Nez Perce to be shot in chapter 10. However, the correct answer is False. The statement contradicts historical facts as Chief Joseph, the prominent Nez Perce leader, was not shot in chapter 10 or at any other point in history. This answer is incorrect because it provides false information.

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  • 7. 

    My father lurched from his bed and ran outside.  What do you think the word LURCHED means?

    • A.

      Slowly got up and slid out of

    • B.

      Jumped out of

    • C.

      Froze from fear

    • D.

      Stayed quietly and sneakily

    Correct Answer
    B. Jumped out of
    Explanation
    LURCHED means to make a sudden, unsteady movement, often forward or sideways. In the given sentence, it suggests that the father quickly and abruptly got out of his bed and rushed outside.

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  • 8. 

    What would you say is the mood of this chapter at this moment?

    • A.

      Calm and relaxing

    • B.

      Lazy and peaceful

    • C.

      Violent and dangerous

    • D.

      Quiet and scary

    Correct Answer
    C. Violent and dangerous
    Explanation
    The mood of the chapter is described as violent and dangerous because the language and events in the chapter indicate a sense of chaos, aggression, and potential harm. This suggests that there may be intense and aggressive actions taking place, creating a tense and perilous atmosphere.

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  • 9. 

    What happened to Sound of Running Feet's mother at the end of the chapter?

    • A.

      She had hidden with her new born child behind the bushes during the fighting.

    • B.

      She ran to her husband, Chief Joseph's side to support him while he was fighting.

    • C.

      She had been hit during the fighting and died in her husbands arms.

    • D.

      She charged toward the blue coats killing many of them to keep her children safe.

    Correct Answer
    C. She had been hit during the fighting and died in her husbands arms.

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