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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 does Mrs. Arthur B. Candy want with Flashman?
(a) She wants him to endorse her business.
(b) She wants to sleep with him.
(c) She wants to introduce him to her husband.
(d) She wants to know if he knows Otto von Bismarck.

2. What does each side, the Native Americans and the U.S. Army, accuse each other of?
(a) Stealing food.
(b) Adultery.
(c) Bigamy.
(d) Bad faith.

3. What is the name of Part 2?
(a) The Twenty-Niner.
(b) The Forty-Niner.
(c) The Fifty-Sixer.
(d) The Seventy-Sixer.

4. When Flashman and Elspeth are in Chicago, what does Elspeth say she wants to see?
(a) The Native Americans in their natural surroundings.
(b) California.
(c) The Statue of Liberty.
(d) The Mississippi River.

5. After Flashman is shot, who is his rescuer?
(a) Wootton.
(b) Geronimo.
(c) Sonsee-array.
(d) Kit Carson.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Flashman betrays the Apache in battle, what does he do?

2. At Fort Lincoln, what does Flashman admire about Custer?

3. What do the Apache's shoot Flashman with?

4. What makes compliance with the government's order impossible?

5. What does Flashman consider Chief Mangas Colorado?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Flashman describe Chief Mangas Colorado?

2. Why does Flashman say he is glad that he isn't present for Spotted Tail's rejection of Senator Allison's offer for the Black Hills?

3. Describe Flashman's escape from the Apaches.

4. Why does Flashman think that Spotted Tail is one of the more clever chiefs?

5. Why does Flashman admire Candy?

6. What does Flashman suspect Elspeth of?

7. What does Flashman notice about Custer at Fort Lincoln?

8. Describe how Flashman is injured.

9. How does Candy act strangely after having slept with Flashman? Why is it strange?

10. Who is Crazy Horse and what is his attitude towards Americans?

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