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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 do the women learn as they get near the Indians?
(a) Several people on previous trips have gotten lost in the wild, unexplored territory.
(b) A month earlier, Lt. Levi Robinson was murdered by Sioux.
(c) Enemy Sioux Indians want to kill the women.
(d) Enemy Sioux Indians want to kidnap the woman.
2. After the wild events at the council meeting, how does May feel about the position of the women in the tribe?
(a) That they are guests.
(b) That they are family.
(c) That they are strangers.
(d) That they are captives.
3. As the women prepare to leave with the Indians, who joins them?
(a) The Episcopalian Reverend Hare.
(b) The soldiers who will take them back to the fort.
(c) Traders.
(d) Captain Bourke.
4. What is the one diversion the women are able to enjoy at Fort Laramie?
(a) The reading library near the officers' quarters.
(b) The communal meals held in the officers' dining hall.
(c) The sewing circle that the officers' wives had.
(d) The long walks in the common area.
5. What does May observe about the tribe's children?
(a) They are quiet and shy and won't come anywhere near her.
(b) They are aloof and distant and have no interest in any of the women.
(c) They are rude and poorly behaved.
(d) They may help bridge the gap between the two cultures.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the Cheyenne come to inspect the white women, what does May realize that Captain Bourke understands?
2. The women try to keep in touch but are often too tired to do so. When May finally sees Phemie again, what does Phemie tell her?
3. According to May's diary, what does Narcissa White considers herself to be?
4. How do the women first meet some of the members of the Cheyenne tribe?
5. How does May describe herself during a conversation at the dinner table about religion?
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