1. During the final part of the trip to meet the Cheyenne, what does Captain Bourke tell the women about the Indians?
(a) Only by trading with the Indians can they be civilized.
(b) The Indians must be subdued by a superior military force before they can be civilized.
(c) The Indian civilization must be completely destroyed.
(d) The Brides for Indians program may be able to save the Indians.

2. What do May and Captain Bourke do in his tent, according to the entry of April 22nd?
(a) They read Shakespeare. Nothing more. Nothing less.
(b) They confess their strong feelings for each other.
(c) The talk about the Brides for Indians program.
(d) They talk about the rest of the travel plans.

3. What is Captain Bourke disturbed to learn about what the women don't know?
(a) They were not given information about the life they would face.
(b) They had no way of ending their agreement.
(c) That they could be abandoned if they were not selected.
(d) That they would not be able to return to the fort for their safety.

4. Why is May sent to the asylum?
(a) Her family wants her to marry Harry Ames to legitimize their grandchildren.
(b) She has had a number of lovers and refuses to take responsibility for her children.
(c) Her family considers her behavior promiscuous.
(d) Her family wants her to marry a socially prominent man they have selected for her, but she refuses.

5. How do the women first meet some of the members of the Cheyenne tribe?
(a) They come to bring gifts to the women.
(b) The Indians ride through the women's camp in a parade.
(c) They are engaged in a battle with the Sioux.
(d) They come to inspect the women.