2. What role did Crow Indian women have in the tribal council?
(a) They led the council and presided over it.
(b) They had no role and were not allowed to attend council.
(c) They served refreshments during council meetings.
(d) They were allowed to attend council and offer their wisdom.

3. How many warriors did Chief Big Robert send to hunt down Johnston?
(a) Eight hundred.
(b) One thousand.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Ten.

4. What did Old John Hatcher make Johnston do to one of their attackers?
(a) Rob the Indian.
(b) Turn the Indian over to the sheriff.
(c) Tie up the Indian.
(d) Scalp the Indian.

5. Which of the following statements does not describe what Old John Hatcher looked like when Johnston first met him?
(a) Long blonde hair and a beard.
(b) Dressed in a black frock coat and shiny black boots.
(c) Dressed in buckskin and moccasins.
(d) Over six feet in height and two hundred pounds in weight.

6. What happened to Johnston's reputation with the local townspeople once the reason for his vendetta against the Crow became public knowledge?
(a) It softened and he gained public sympathy.
(b) It stayed about the same.
(c) It worsened a bit.
(d) It worsened a lot and people wanted him arrested for murder.

7. What happened to John Morgan, the family's father, during the Indian attack on the family?
(a) He was saved by John Johnston.
(b) He was scalped and taken away, still alive, by the Indians.
(c) He killed himself rather than be taken alive by the Indians.
(d) His wife accidentally shot him trying to defend the family.

8. Which of Johnston's Mountain Men friends passed down the oral history of his exploits and kept his legend alive?
(a) Anton Sepulveda.
(b) Del Gue and White Eye Anderson.
(c) Arkansas Pete.
(d) Bear Claw Chris Lapp.

9. What two items did Johnston braid together and show Bear's Head in Chapter 8?
(a) The scalps of The Swan and her killer.
(b) Ribbons from an old dress of The Swan's.
(c) The tails of his two favorite horses.
(d) His hair and a set of bear claws.

10. What nickname was given to Johnston in 1848?
(a) Crow Hater.
(b) Liver-Eating Johnston.
(c) Crazy Johnston.
(d) Lonely Johnston.

11. What did Johnston have to do to his own horse at the beginning of Chapter 8 because he had pushed it so hard?
(a) Sell it.
(b) Leave it on the prairie to rest and eat.
(c) Shoot it.
(d) Trade it to the Indians.

12. What treaty laid out specific boundaries for Crow territory?
(a) The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851.
(b) The Western Expansion Treaty.
(c) The Crow Treaty of 1858.
(d) The Montana and Nevada Treaty.

13. What happened to Mrs. Morgan as a result of the Indian attack on her family?
(a) She went blind.
(b) She lost her mind.
(c) She killed herself out of grief.
(d) She went back east to Boston where it was safer.

14. How did Johnston identify the Crow Indians as The Swan's killers?
(a) A lone eagle feather, the tribe's sign, was at the murder scene.
(b) Her killers stole her locket which Johnston recognized.
(c) The Crow braves who killed her bragged about the act.
(d) The Swan lived long enough to identify her attackers.

15. What result did Johnston's fame have on Indians who ambushed him?
(a) They mocked him.
(b) They respected him.
(c) They greatly feared him.
(d) They doubted the truth of his reputation and wanted to test it.