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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Three: The Reporter, Chapters 23-26.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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 spend more than a few thousand dollars annually.
(b) They could not have access to cash.
(c) They could not shop in stores outside of the reservation.
(d) They could not marry white spouses.

2. To what event did the euphemism "necktie party" (139) refer?
(a) Black tie affairs.
(b) Lynchings.
(c) Legal hangings.
(d) Communal dinners.

3. With whom did Tom White and the prosecutors work in order to keep William Hale and John Ramsey behind bars by filing state charges against them for the bombing murders?
(a) The Utah attorney general.
(b) The Colorado attorney general.
(c) The Kansas attorney general.
(d) The Oklahoma attorney general.

4. 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)
(a) Ernest Hemingway.
(b) F. Scott Fitzgerald.
(c) T.S. Eliot.
(d) Gertrude Stein.

5. With what objects did the Osage begin to outline their homes after Henry Roan's murder?
(a) Candles.
(b) Electric light bulbs.
(c) Torches.
(d) Radium paint.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of Mollie's husband?

2. The author states that the Osage have long been linked to what type of fine art?

3. Who was the only one to survive the bombing of the Smiths' home, but only lived for four days?

4. What was determined to be the cause of Anna's death?

5. In what year was Tom White's father elected as county sheriff?

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