#1: Leaphorn found himself thinking of the late Ernesto Cata, who had (as the Zuñi would say it): completed his path after thirteen years of life, and who had been the personifier of the Fire God.
#2: There were four law enforcement agencies in the case before the FBI got involved: (1) Leaphorn and the Navajo Police, (2) Navajo from the McKinley County Sheriff's Department, (3) Highsmith from the State Policemen, and (4) Pasquaanti from the Zuñi police.
#3: O'Malley clearly stated his opinion at the law enforcement meeting: he believed that Leaphorn had no business entering Shorty's Hogan.
#6: Training to be a Little Fire God (as young men found out each year) was not an easy task.
The correct answer is their. Because his or her wouldn't make sense because it says they, his also wouldn't make sense for that reason, and the other form of there means for example, "over there"
It would be the girls’ dogs since there are multiple owners of the dogs. You keep the girls plural and use the apostrophe at the end to make it girls’ since it is both plural and possessive.