1. What do May and John Bourke do at the end of their conversation the day before the women are to be left with the Cheyenne?
(a) Vow to remain chaste and love from afar.
(b) Decide to run away together.
(c) Make love.
(d) They realize they do not really like each other.

2. As the Cheyenne enter the fort, how are the women greeted by the inhabitants of the fort?
(a) With disdain and contempt.
(b) With respect and admiration.
(c) With violence and threats.
(d) With curiosity and questions.

3. One of May's arguments in support of moving to the Agency includes the belief that the mixed race children will help the Indians assimilate. What is Phemie's response?
(a) People often suffer more for being of mixed race.
(b) They will abuse their power.
(c) It is a possibility.
(d) The white people will bribe them.

4. What does Jules Seminole tell May is the reason Chief Little Wolf will never kill him?
(a) Chief Little Wolf is afraid of him and can not kill him.
(b) It is forbidden to kill a member of the tribe.
(c) He will be leaving soon.
(d) As a member of the tribe, he is able to do anything he wants.

5. What event captures the attention of Helen Flight on the train trip?
(a) A very large group of cranes take off from the surface of the river, creating a massive wave of birds.
(b) A bird flies into the train, and she is able to capture it.
(c) The soldiers shoot some of the birds in the area to eat.
(d) She gets off the train and is able to get close to some birds.