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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. Why does Jack leave the Pendrakes?
(a) Mr. Pendrake's multiple affairs.
(b) Mrs. Pendrake's multiple affairs.
(c) Abuse by Mrs. Pendrake.
(d) Abuse by Mr. Pendrake.

2. What does Jack say the Cheyenne women do to the corpses of their enemies?
(a) Mutilate the bodies and take parts for souvenirs.
(b) Undress them and steal their clothing.
(c) Bury them.
(d) Cry over them.

3. Who does Jack see selling liquor around the fort?
(a) His sister, Caroline.
(b) His mother.
(c) His brother, Bill.
(d) His niece, Amelia.

4. What gift does Jack give to Old Lodge Skins?
(a) Sombrero.
(b) Derby.
(c) Top hat.
(d) Cowboy hat.

5. Why does Caroline decide to leave the Cheyenne village?
(a) She wants to find her mother.
(b) She wants to live among white civilization.
(c) The Cheyenne cannot be trusted.
(d) The Cheyenne are unwelcoming.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Jack do when he is returned to white schools?

2. Why did the marriage not take place?

3. How does Jack feel about Mrs. Pendrake?

4. What item does Younger Bear give Jack when he is healed?

5. Who stops Jack and Caroline from crossing the river after leaving the carnage of the wagon train?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Jack's family during a stage coach ride to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas?

2. What shocks Jack about being back among the White culture?

3. How does Old Lodge Skins help his hunters kill an entire herd of antelope?

4. Where does Jack go after leaving the Pendrakes?

5. Why did Kane, the shopkeeper, have to leave town?

6. What happens to Jack after the disappearance of his family?

7. Why does Jack decide to leave the Pendrake family?

8. Who comes to Jack's rescue during a fight with a mule skinner and helps him to recover from his illness?

9. How do the Cheyenne teach their children?

10. Who suggests that Jack take an Indian wife? Who is his intended wife?

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