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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle One: The Marked Woman, Chapters 6-7 and Chronicle Two: The Evidence Man, Chapters 8-11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the name of the part-Kaw, part-Osage U.S. senator from Kansas who was then the "highest official with acknowledged Indian ancestry ever elected to office" (96)?
(a) John Palmer.
(b) Charles Curtis.
(c) William Hale.
(d) Tom White.

2. What caused the justice of the peace to stop convening inquests into the latest Osage murders in 1923?
(a) He lost interest in the case.
(b) He was bribed.
(c) He received anonymous threats.
(d) He was murdered.

3. What caliber pistol was used to kill both Charles Whitehorn and Anna Brown?
(a) .45
(b) .32.
(c) .357.
(d) .22.

4. What quality nearly always led an Osage person to be appointed a white financial guardian?
(a) Physical disability.
(b) The lack of white ancestry.
(c) A history of mental illness.
(d) Lack of official enrollment in the tribe.

5. What fact made the authorities certain that W.W. Vaughn's disappearance from his train was the result of foul play?
(a) Poison residue was found in his drink glass.
(b) There was broken glass and blood on his train seat.
(c) A ransom note was left on his train seat.
(d) W.W. Vaughn's luggage was still on the train.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was found to be the cause of death in W.W. Vaughn's murder?

2. What did the sheriff of Osage County do once he was notified that Anna's body had been found?

3. How many days did the Schoun brothers determine had passed between the time of Anna's murder and the finding of her body?

4. 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?

5. How was William Hale related to Bryan Burkhart?

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