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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through NOTEBOOK IV THE DEVIL WHISKEY 23 May, 26 May and 28 May 1875.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the one diversion the women are able to enjoy at Fort Laramie?
(a) The long walks in the common area.
(b) The sewing circle that the officers' wives had.
(c) The reading library near the officers' quarters.
(d) The communal meals held in the officers' dining hall.
2. How do the women feel about staying with Phemie?
(a) They don't have any particular feeling about it.
(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) Many refuse to room with Phemie because she is a Negro.
3. How does May describe the military guard accompanying them on their journey?
(a) Helpful and considerate.
(b) Supportive and interested in being helpful.
(c) Snide and contemptuous.
(d) Aloof and disinterested.
4. Who are the Kelly sisters, Margaret and Susan?
(a) Innocent women serving ten years in the Illinois State Penitentiary.
(b) Twins serving ten years in the Illinois State Penitentiary.
(c) Two women looking for adventure in the West.
(d) Women sold into the program by their husbands.
5. What does May learn about Jimmy during the last days of the trip?
(a) Jimmy is spying on Captain Bourke.
(b) Jimmy is really a girl named Dirty Gertie.
(c) Jimmy is really a military spy.
(d) Jimmy plans on trading some guns with the Indians.
Short Answer Questions
1. For the last part of their journey to the Indians, what do the women ride in?
2. What does May say about her children in her letter to Harry?
3. What event occurs that makes May feel that men are foolish, loutish creatures?
4. What does May observe about Indian social structure?
5. What do May and John Bourke do at the end of their conversation the day before the women are to be left with the Cheyenne?
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