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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3: A Man Among Men, Chapters 11 through 18.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was the trapping like at the place where Joe Robidoux advised Johnston to trap?
(a) There was abundant trapping of all kinds of animals.
(b) The area was trapped out years before.
(c) Mink trapping was plentiful but there were no other animals.
(d) Plenty of beaver and otter trapping was available.
2. How much more did Joe Robidoux charge Johnston for his traps than Johnston would have paid in St. Louis?
(a) Twenty dollars more than the St. Louis price.
(b) Five times the St. Louis price.
(c) Twice the St. Louis price.
(d) Triple the St. Louis price.
3. What assignment was Johnston given in the Army once his skills were known?
(a) He was made a spy.
(b) He was made a sharpshooter.
(c) He was put into the cavalry.
(d) He was promoted to lieutenant.
4. How much more did Joe Robidoux charge Johnston for the rifle than Johnston would have paid in St. Louis?
(a) Ten times the St. Louis price.
(b) Four times the St. Louis price.
(c) Five dollars more than the St. Louis price.
(d) Twice the St. Louis price.
5. How did Johnston respond when a river tramp tried to rob him upon his disembarking from the steamer that brought him west?
(a) He fainted.
(b) He shot the tramp.
(c) He knocked the tramp down.
(d) He called for the sheriff.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the Sioux attacked Fort Kearney in 1866, to where did Colonel Carrington, the commanding officer, need a volunteer to ride for reinforcements and assistance?
2. Who was following Big Robert's warriors toward the Flathead camp in Chapter 7?
3. What was Johnston's first assignment in the Army?
4. Who gave Crazy Woman Morgan a respectful burial out of respect for her friendship with Johnston?
5. Of what wood were the handles of Johnston's Colt Walker revolver and his Bowie knife made?
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