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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. How does Captain Bourke behave during the trip to the Indians?
(a) He ignores her and spends a lot of time hunting buffalo.
(b) He spends a lot of time talking to her about her mission.
(c) He spends a lot of time talking to her about Shakespeare.
(d) He barely pays May any attention.

2. How do the women first meet some of the members of the Cheyenne tribe?
(a) The Indians ride through the women's camp in a parade.
(b) They come to inspect the women.
(c) They come to bring gifts to the women.
(d) They are engaged in a battle with the Sioux.

3. What does Captain Bourke say to May the evening before leaving the women with the Cheyenne?
(a) He insists that she return to her family immediately.
(b) He insists that she return to the fort every month.
(c) He forbids her to go with the Indians.
(d) He feels she should go to one of the other tribes.

4. One night at dinner, as the party nears Indian territory, what does Daisy tell them about her father?
(a) He lost everything in the Civil War and died a broken man.
(b) He was a successful businessman.
(c) He was a wealthy southern aristrocrat.
(d) He was a northern sympathizer.

5. What was one of the things done to prepare the women for the wedding?
(a) They were dressed in traditional, white, wedding dresses.
(b) Their faces were painted so they were unrecognizable.
(c) They were dressed in outfits which represented their tipis.
(d) They applied makeup so they were all beautiful.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Martha decide to join the Brides for Indians program?

2. What is the one diversion the women are able to enjoy at Fort Laramie?

3. How does May describe the military guard accompanying them on their journey?

4. What does Helen Flight tell Lydia Bradley about the feathers in her new hat?

5. Who is Sara Johnstone?

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