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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Alfred cannot reason with Tristan, where does the army send Tristan?
(a) To a mental hospital in New York.
(b) Home.
(c) To a mental hospital in Paris.
(d) To battle.

2. A tall black man named Slats and his Italian friend named Berto come in and do what?
(a) Steal from the party goers.
(b) Threaten Laura.
(c) Grab Sarah.
(d) Yell at Nordstrom.

3. The brothers and their father's Native American friend stop at a tavern where Tristan beats the owner for what reason?
(a) His prejudice against Crazy Horse.
(b) His prejudice against Sitting Bull.
(c) His prejudice against One Stab.
(d) His prejudice against One Heart.

4. What does Nordstrom think about what Phillip says?
(a) It is not true.
(b) It is probably true.
(c) It is probably not true.
(d) It is unlikely.

5. Where does Tristan take a leave?
(a) In Egypt.
(b) In South Africa.
(c) In China.
(d) In Nairobi.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Ludlow's wife, Isabel, spend her winters?

2. Tristan smuggles whiskey through the wilderness and makes a __________ profit.

3. Nordstrom adds the next room to his suite and does what?

4. At a celebratory dinner, they all watch another party which is rich from what?

5. How does Tristan complete the mission?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Nordstrom write in his diary?

2. How do the boys learn of Samuel's death? How does Tristan react to his death?

3. How does Ludlow feel after allowing the boys to go to war?

4. What happens once Alfred arrives?

5. How does Tristan receive the ship back from the British?

6. How does Isabel Two die?

7. What are the consequences for Tristan's beating of the officer?

8. How does Tristan escape the hospital? What does he do after his escape?

9. How does this story end?

10. What does Tristan do to two of the Irishmen that are out to kill him?

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