1. How were the women treated when they first entered the Indian camp?
(a) They were punished for not being native Indians.
(b) They were generally ignored by everyone.
(c) They were brought before the Chief and made to bow before him.
(d) They were greeted by the entire tribe and their families.

2. How do the women feel about staying with Phemie?
(a) Many refuse to room with Phemie because she is a Negro.
(b) Many refuse to room with Phemie because the Negro families are cruel to the white women.
(c) They like to room with Phemie because she gets the best treatment.
(d) They don't have any particular feeling about it.

3. How does May describe the cowboys she sees?
(a) As colorful and festive as the books she has seen.
(b) Dingy, dirty, and very smelly.
(c) Vulgar and difficult to get along with.
(d) Stupid, and obviously only capable of spending time with cows.

4. What event captures the attention of Helen Flight on the train trip?
(a) A very large group of cranes take off from the surface of the river, creating a massive wave of birds.
(b) She gets off the train and is able to get close to some birds.
(c) A bird flies into the train, and she is able to capture it.
(d) The soldiers shoot some of the birds in the area to eat.

5. As the women approach the Indian tribe, what do they learn about the Indians?
(a) The Indians are having second thoughts about the program.
(b) There is unrest between the Indian tribes and between the Indians and white people.
(c) The Cheyenne Indian tribe will be coming to meet them.
(d) Their families have been told the truth about their mission.