4. Who had been spreading the rumors about an American soldier fighting alongside the Mexican revolutionaries?
(a) General Arroyo.
(b) Pedro.
(c) Pancho Villa.
(d) Harriet.

5. Which of the following does NOT describe the outfit Pancho Villa is wearing when he arrives to speak with American reporters?
(a) Covered in silver and gold buttons.
(b) Covered in buckles.
(c) Made of black buckskin.
(d) Covered in zippers.

6. How can the old gringo tell that La Luna is an educated woman?
(a) By her vocabulary.
(b) By her mathematical skills.
(c) By her unmarked face.
(d) By her soft hands.

7. What relationship does Harriet claim to have with the old gringo in front of Pancho Villa?
(a) Best friends.
(b) Father-daughter.
(c) Lovers.
(d) Enemies.

8. On what type of bed did Arroyo sleep when he was a child?
(a) A mat.
(b) A bale of hay.
(c) A feather bed.
(d) There was no bed. Arroyo slept on the floor.

9. When Harriet returns to what she left in the hallway, how much has been stolen?
(a) Over half of it.
(b) None of it.
(c) Some of it.
(d) All of it.

10. When Harriet is dancing with Arroyo, whom does she imagine she is dancing with?
(a) The old gringo
(b) Her father.
(c) Her brother.
(d) The President.

11. Who gave young Arroyo the box of papers that declared him rightful owner of the hacienda?
(a) Don Graciano.
(b) His father.
(c) Inocencio Mansalvo.
(d) La Luna.

12. After the old gringo dies, what freak weather occurs in the desert?
(a) It rains.
(b) It hails.
(c) A tornado strikes.
(d) It snows.

13. What does La Luna say women are that men are not?
(a) Manipulative.
(b) Secretive.
(c) Insecure.
(d) Clever.

14. In the dream Arroyo has in which his mother is legally married to his father, what becomes of his father's other wife?
(a) She is a tailor.
(b) She is a teacher.
(c) She is a spinster.
(d) She is a beggar.

15. Which of the following is NOT an adjective that Arroyo uses to describe his mother?
(a) Thin.
(b) Well-dressed.
(c) Clean.
(d) Foreign.