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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. What does the killer tell Willa?
(a) He is Jack's youngest brother.
(b) He is Ham's son.
(c) He is her brother.
(d) He is Lily's brother.

2. Who does Jesse think he might hurt in order to get back at Lily?
(a) Bess.
(b) No one.
(c) Willa.
(d) Ben.

3. Why will Willa have a perfect night to seduce Ben?
(a) They will have the house to themselves.
(b) She thought it would be perfect until she had been up to the cabin.
(c) Ben is staying late to discuss business with Willa.
(d) Willa needs to channel her anger into something more positive.

4. What do the rescuers find in the cave?
(a) A few supplies and Lily.
(b) Jesse's dead body.
(c) Nothing but Lily.
(d) Several scalps.

5. Where do Jesse and Lily go?
(a) To the airport.
(b) Into the mountains.
(c) To the train station.
(d) They head for California.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Adam sorry?

2. Who did Lily think she saw in Bozeman?

3. What does Lily tell her sisters?

4. Who wins the fight?

5. Why does Willa pace back at the ranch?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Nate tell Ben the morning after the dinner party and how does Ben respond?

2. What does Willa tell the others about Lily during a dinner party Lily hosts?

3. Why does Jesse grab Lily and how does he get away?

4. What do Willa and Ben do in Chapter 21 and how does Willa feel about it? What does Ben tell her?

5. What does Jim Brewster tell Willa about his mother and her life?

6. What does Willa tell Jim after he tells her his story?

7. Where does Jesse take Lily and what do they do once they are there?

8. Why do the three sisters drive the cattle into the mountains together and what do Willa and Ben discuss during the drive?

9. What does Willa do after Adam is shot? What does she find?

10. What happens on the Fourth of July, and what do Willa and Ben do?

(see the answer keys)

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