2. What regiments had Rey Ruiz's father spent years with?
(a) The western territorial militias.
(b) The French Army.
(c) The British Army.
(d) Santa Anna's militias.

3. What gang does Lurie join that commits crimes?
(a) The Marshal Gang.
(b) The Blue River Gang.
(c) The Bahul Gang.
(d) The Mattie Gang.

4. Who does Nora talk to only in her mind?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her own dead mother.
(c) Emmett.
(d) Evelyn.

5. What does Donovan do to Lurie when he finds out they are wanted men?
(a) Finds Lurie's family for Lurie to go with.
(b) Stabs Lurie.
(c) Shaves Lurie's head.
(d) Leaves Lurie at the bank.

6. Who does Lurie originally steal the nazar from?
(a) Darvan Jones.
(b) Mohammed Ali.
(c) Hadji Ali.
(d) Micro Ronta.

7. Who are Nora's three sons?
(a) John, Danny, and Rob.
(b) Toby, Jason, and Emmett.
(c) James, John, and Toby.
(d) Rob, Dolan, and Toby.

8. What does Lurie steal on the ship because of Hobbs' want?
(a) A compass.
(b) A nazar.
(c) A ring.
(d) A fountain pen.

9. What does Jolly do to prove to people how strong camels are?
(a) Has the camel lift weights with its legs.
(b) Puts a ton of bricks on the camel's back.
(c) Keeps piling water containers onto the camel.
(d) Asks the townspeople to bring anything they want to load upon the camel.

10. How does Jolly pray?
(a) In a church only.
(b) In a mosque only.
(c) On his mat.
(d) With his palms up.

11. What is Nora's last name?
(a) Almeara.
(b) Lark.
(c) Ruiz.
(d) Larson.

12. What do Lurie and the coachman do for money?
(a) Make harnesses for horses.
(b) Pick pockets.
(c) Steal from the ships in the harbor.
(d) Dig up graves.

13. What does Jolly call Lurie?
(a) Misafir.
(b) Misfit.
(c) John.
(d) James.

14. What is the name of the paper Nora's family runs?
(a) The Record.
(b) The Sentinel.
(c) The Tribune.
(d) The Caller.

15. What does Desma tell the postman as he scrambles off her land?
(a) Not to call her by her first husband's name ever again.
(b) Not to lay a hand on a piece of paper with her name on it ever again.
(c) Not to speak to Nora ever again.
(d) Not to steal from her garden ever again.