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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the first name of Napier, the person Boone fought with to cause a warrant for him to be issued?
(a) Mouse.
(b) Mose.
(c) Morse.
(d) Moose.

2. What is Teal Eye always watching, as Boone notices in Chapter 17?
(a) The banks.
(b) The winds.
(c) The trees.
(d) The sky.

3. What type of Indians attack Dick and the rest of the men in Chapter 15?
(a) Apache.
(b) Sioux.
(c) Cheyenne.
(d) Seminole.

4. Who waits for Zeb with Boone at Fort Union?
(a) Only Dick.
(b) Jim and Dick.
(c) Neither Jim nor Dick.
(d) Only Jim.

5. As Boone is walking in the beginning of Chapter 2, what kind of weather does he encounter?
(a) Rain.
(b) Dense fog.
(c) Extreme heat.
(d) Sunshine.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which animal does Boone shoot in Chapter 5?

2. What type of boat do Boone and Jim see on their journey in Chapter 9?

3. Which animal does Boone steal in Chapter 6 as he trying to find Bedwell?

4. Where does Jim take the jail cell keys from in Chapter 8?

5. Where does Dick think of returning to in Chapter 23?

Short Essay Questions

1. Which issues do Jourdonnais and McKenzie discuss at Fort Union?

2. What happens in Chapter 12 between Boone and Teal Eye?

3. How does Zeb respond to the plans that are being made for Teal Eye and trading in Chapter 18?

4. What is causing the men to consider making their current rendezvous the last one in Chapter 24?

5. What does Jourdonnais think about Dick and his priorities in Chapter 15?

6. How does Jim free Boone from the Paoli jail cell?

7. Who do Boone, Jim, and Dick encounter in Chapter 22 and what precautions are being taken to prevent another Indian attack?

8. What takes place when Boone and Dick have a confrontation with twelve Indians in Chapter 14?

9. What thoughts does the Grand Teton Range spark for Dick?

10. How is Boone sentenced during his trial in Paoli?

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