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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 W.W. Vaughn's answer when the sheriff asked him if he knew who had killed George Bigheart?
(a) He said that he knew that and more.
(b) He said that he had no idea.
(c) He said that he had narrowed it down to two suspects.
(d) He said that he not only knew, but that he had had custody of the murderer.

2. How was William Hale related to Bryan Burkhart?
(a) William Hale was Bryan Burkhart's father-in-law.
(b) William Hale was Bryan Burkhart's nephew.
(c) Bryan Burkhart was William Hale's nephew.
(d) William Hale and Bryan Burkhart were second cousins.

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

4. Who was the only one to survive the bombing of the Smiths' home, but only lived for four days?
(a) Nettie Brookshire.
(b) Mollie Burkhart.
(c) Rita Smith.
(d) Bill Smith.

5. In what location of Kansas were the Osage forced to settle once they had been forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in Oklahoma?
(a) Southwestern Iowa.
(b) Southeastern Colorado.
(c) Northwestern Kansas.
(d) Southeastern Kansas.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following was an action the lawmen took upon finding Anna's body?

2. In which settlement did Mollie and her family live within the Osage reservation?

3. How long after Barney McBride's murder was Henry Roan's body found?

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)

5. In what decade did the U.S. government forcibly move the Osage tribe from their land in Kansas?

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