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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 18 September, 19 September and 20 September 1875.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What two things does May stop doing because of the cruel way she is treated while staying with the family of Lieutenant James?
(a) She refuses to eat and stops writing in her journal.
(b) She stops writing in her journal and stops taking walks.
(c) She refuses to eat and stops taking walks.
(d) She stops writing in her journal and stops paying any attention to the soldier's requests.
2. What happens when everyone finds out Gertie is a woman?
(a) She still works as a muleskinner.
(b) She is exiled.
(c) She marries one of the other muleskinners.
(d) She is forced to live with the Indians.
3. How does May describe the train they use to get to Fort Laramie in comparison to their transportation from Chicago?
(a) Filthy.
(b) Luxurious.
(c) Even more spartan and uncomfortable.
(d) Somewhat more comfortable.
4. For the last part of their journey to the Indians, what do the women ride in?
(a) On horseback.
(b) A very uncomfortable cart.
(c) A somewhat uncomfortable covered wagon.
(d) In a train car.
5. What does May tell Martha about the night of the abduction?
(a) She, too, was afraid, but tried to protect her unborn child.
(b) She recognized some of the Crow.
(c) She had resigned herself to joining the Crow tribe.
(d) She had a message from Chief Little Wolf that he was coming to save them.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to tribal custom, because Marie Blanche's husband is dead and she is pregnant, what happens to her?
2. What does Captain Bourke say to May the evening before leaving the women with the Cheyenne?
3. As the Cheyenne enter the fort, how are the women greeted by the inhabitants of the fort?
4. What is the result of Reverend Hare's indiscretion?
5. What does Helen Flight tell Lydia Bradley about the feathers in her new hat?
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