2. What is the highest form of behavior in the Native American Church?
(a) To tend to the sick.
(b) To pray.
(c) To share one's goods.
(d) To be in church on Sundays.

3. In 1964, what percentage of Indian thought the United States should get out of America?
(a) 10 percent.
(b) 85 percent.
(c) 15 percent.
(d) 90 percent.

4. What was the first concern of mission work on the reservation?
(a) Land on which to build churches, homes, storehouses and other monuments.
(b) Getting clothing for the Indians.
(c) Getting the Indians food.
(d) Getting the Indians to come to church.

5. What does the author believe the Indians should have a right to, just like water districts, cities, and towns?
(a) Voting rights.
(b) Social services.
(c) Sovereignty.
(d) Citizenship.

6. How many area offices does the Bureau of Indian Affairs have throughout the country?
(a) 10.
(b) 20.
(c) 51.
(d) 5.

7. How is the top job in the Bureau of Indian Affairs filled?
(a) The person is voted in by the Indians.
(b) The House picks the person.
(c) The Senate picks the person.
(d) By appointment.

8. Why did the Indians support Urban Renewal?
(a) They thought they could get a piece of the action moneywise.
(b) They thought that African Americans could use the support.
(c) They thought it might help urban Indians.
(d) They joked that everyone else would move to the city and they could fence them off and run buffalo all over the country again.

9. What did the office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Albuquerque, New Mexico do to the Tigua of El Paso?
(a) They simply forgot about the tribe.
(b) They never visited, but sent money.
(c) They visited twice a year.
(d) They called them twice a year.

10. What did Billy Mills do?
(a) He became the first Indian astronaut.
(b) He won the ten thousand meter run at the Olympics.
(c) He became the first Indian Senator.
(d) He was a pole vaulter at the Olympics.

11. What was the main goal of the Bureau of Indian Affairs when it was started?
(a) To dirve the Indians to Oklahoma.
(b) To make sure the Indian became extinct.
(c) To prevent the extinction of the Indian.
(d) To drive the Indians to reservations.

12. How do the Indians control social situations?
(a) Singing.
(b) Teasing.
(c) Talking.
(d) Arguing.

13. What is the reputation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Juneau?
(a) It has the best reputation for service to native peoples of any of the area offices.
(b) It is representative of the people it serves.
(c) It holds fast to fishing rights.
(d) It is run by white men.

14. What, according to the joke, is a peace treaty?
(a) "When a white man want a piece of you."
(b) "When a white man wants pieces of your soul."
(c) "When a white man wants a piece of your mind."
(d) "When a white man wants a piece of your land."

15. What, according to the author, will happen to America in the end?
(a) The land will be owned by non-Americans.
(b) The National Parks will be given away.
(c) It will be overrun by other countries.
(d) It will be returned to the American Indian.