1. What tribal tradition do Gretchen and May challenge?
(a) Eating in the men's tent.
(b) The use of the sweat-lodge.
(c) Performing religious ceremonies.
(d) Marrying more than one man.

2. How do the women feel about staying with Phemie?
(a) Many refuse to room with Phemie because she is a Negro.
(b) They don't have any particular feeling about it.
(c) They like to room with Phemie because she gets the best treatment.
(d) Many refuse to room with Phemie because the Negro families are cruel to the white women.

3. What does May do in the first morning with the Indian tribe that amuses the Indians?
(a) She sings to herself while she works in the fields.
(b) She insists on preparing meals the way she used to.
(c) She reads her book every night.
(d) She follows them to the place they bathe and bathes herself.

4. What news does Gertie bring to May when she visits her at the camp?
(a) The army is coming to enforce the order to go to the Agency.
(b) The army is coming to kill the Cheyenne.
(c) The deadline to go to the Agency has been extended.
(d) Captain Bourke has arranged for the Cheyenne to escape to the West.

5. On the night she was taken to the asylum, what happened to Mary's babies?
(a) They took her babies to her parent's home, where they pleaded with her to come and live with them.
(b) She and her babies were taken far away and left alone to fend for themselves.
(c) They were taken from her.
(d) They were given to Harry Ames to take away.