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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 are some of the smells involved with living with the Indians that make an impression on May?
(a) Smells of the horses that live so close to the people.
(b) Indescribable odors of bedding, people, and smoke.
(c) Clean smells of the laundry.
(d) Wonderful smells of cooking.

2. What information does the blacksmith's family that houses Phemie tell about the Cheyenne?
(a) They are very rigid and that women are not treated well.
(b) They are considered the most handsome and cleanest of the Indian tribes, and their women most virtuous.
(c) They are well organized, but not particularly clean.
(d) They are known for being excellent thieves when they visit the forts.

3. Sitting in the tipi at the end of her arrival day in camp, what does May realize?
(a) She is looking forward to the adventure.
(b) She has always been foolish and impetuous.
(c) Perhaps the insane asylum was not as bad as she thought.
(d) This is a tremendous opportunity even though it is frightening.

4. How does May describe herself during a conversation at the dinner table about religion?
(a) A Catholic.
(b) A Protestant.
(c) An Anglican.
(d) A bit of an agnostic.

5. Who is Jules Seminole?
(a) A half-breed who tries to befriend May.
(b) An ugly half-breed who is banished from the tribe.
(c) A frightening, ugly half-breed who tries to rape May.
(d) A half-breed who explains that he has special tribal privileges.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the women learn as they get near the Indians?

2. Why was Mary initially willing to participate in the Brides for Indians program?

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

4. What does May believe after her honeymoon with Chief Little Wolf?

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

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