1. During the final part of the trip to meet the Cheyenne, what does Captain Bourke tell the women about the Indians?
(a) Only by trading with the Indians can they be civilized.
(b) The Indian civilization must be completely destroyed.
(c) The Brides for Indians program may be able to save the Indians.
(d) The Indians must be subdued by a superior military force before they can be civilized.

2. What were May Dodd's feelings while she rode the train on her way to become one of the Brides for Indians?
(a) She is considering how she can escape and find her way to the West to search for gold.
(b) She is excited about going to marry an Indian as part of the program Brides for Indians.
(c) She reflects warmly about the feeling of safety she had at the asylum.
(d) She is happy to be free of the asylum and misses her own two children.

3. Who are the Kelly sisters, Margaret and Susan?
(a) Twins serving ten years in the Illinois State Penitentiary.
(b) Women sold into the program by their husbands.
(c) Two women looking for adventure in the West.
(d) Innocent women serving ten years in the Illinois State Penitentiary.

4. What does Reverend Hare do to incur the wrath of members of the tribe?
(a) He tries to molest one of the young boys.
(b) He propositions one of the married women.
(c) He steals horses and sells them to other Indian tribes for his profit.
(d) He steals food when there is little.

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