Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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David Grann
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Two: The Evidence Man, Chapters 12-17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What sentence did Henry Grammer receive after he "gunned down a sheepshearer" (87) in Montana in 1904?
(a) Fifteen years.
(b) Twenty-five years.
(c) Three years.
(d) Five years.

2. When a new law was enacted that deemed Osage people with guardians as "restricted" (79) from that point forward, what did that mean about their situation?
(a) They could not have access to cash.
(b) They could not shop in stores outside of the reservation.
(c) They could not spend more than a few thousand dollars annually.
(d) They could not marry white spouses.

3. Who created the Bureau of Investigation, "hoping to fill the void in federal law enforcement" (105)?
(a) President Theodore Roosevelt.
(b) President James Garfield.
(c) J. Edgar Hoover.
(d) Tom White.

4. To whom did Mollie turn when the local officials expressed little interest in investigating Anna's murder?
(a) William Hale.
(b) Tom White.
(c) Harve Freas.
(d) Ernest Burkhart.

5. When the undercover operative talked to the worker at the Fairfax gas station, who did she name as controlling all aspects of life in the area?
(a) William Hale.
(b) David Shoun.
(c) Tom White.
(d) Ernest Burkhart.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what location of Kansas were the Osage forced to settle once they had been forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in Oklahoma?

2. Who did Bill Smith name as the executor of his slain wife Rita's will as he lay upon his deathbed?

3. When William Hale tried to take out an insurance policy on Henry Roan, he was told that he could only do so if what condition were true?

4. The county prosecutor requested an exhumation of Anna's body in order to look for what piece of evidence?

5. What writer does the author quote when he writes that the age described in the narrative "was a time marked" (77) by an author who called it "the greatest, gaudiest spree in history"? (77)

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