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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 15 June 1875.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do May and Captain Bourke do in his tent, according to the entry of April 22nd?
(a) The talk about the Brides for Indians program.
(b) They talk about the rest of the travel plans.
(c) They confess their strong feelings for each other.
(d) They read Shakespeare. Nothing more. Nothing less.

2. What does May teach Chief Little Wolf how to do on their "honeymoon"?
(a) Swim and kiss.
(b) Laugh and dive.
(c) Jog and swim.
(d) Swim and dive.

3. 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 known for being excellent thieves when they visit the forts.
(c) They are well organized, but not particularly clean.
(d) They are considered the most handsome and cleanest of the Indian tribes, and their women most virtuous.

4. After May returns to her tent, what is Martha most concerned about?
(a) Captain Bourke will refuse to continue to accompany them.
(b) May will marry Captain Bourke.
(c) Captain Bourke will refuse to allow May to become a bride.
(d) May will leave her and the group.

5. Who is Jimmy?
(a) A rough lad who knows a lot about the country's topography.
(b) The young man who is going to trade with the Indians.
(c) The young man who supplies the food.
(d) The young man who will help bring back the horses.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the Kelly twins' ace-in-the-hole in their gambling enterprise?

2. What does Reverend Hare tell May she is when she returns to camp?

3. What is Narcissa White's reaction to the destructive events the night the Indians drink the whiskey?

4. After the wild events at the council meeting, how does May feel about the position of the women in the tribe?

5. What two things does May stop doing because of the cruel way she is treated while staying with the family of Lieutenant James?

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