2. What does May tell Martha about the night of the abduction?
(a) She had a message from Chief Little Wolf that he was coming to save them.
(b) She recognized some of the Crow.
(c) She, too, was afraid, but tried to protect her unborn child.
(d) She had resigned herself to joining the Crow tribe.

3. What does Anthony's plans include for the spring?
(a) Going back East.
(b) Building a hermitage.
(c) Moving West.
(d) Going to the Agency to convert Indians.

4. What do the Sioux Indians come to ask of the Cheyenne tribe?
(a) To join the trading party.
(b) To fight the whites to protect their possession of the Black Hills that was promised to them forever.
(c) To buy guns and ammunition for them.
(d) To arrange to trade horses for white women.

5. What does May ask Little Wolf to do in order to let the Army personnel know they intend to comply?
(a) Pretend to agree to go to the Agency.
(b) Host a feast and invite people from the fort.
(c) Go immediately to the Agency.
(d) Fly a white flag in the camp.

6. Which of the women is the first to learn the Cheyenne language, and why is it so unusual?
(a) Ada, because she is so melancholy.
(b) Phemie, because she is a warrior.
(c) Narcissa, because she is so adamant that she is a captive.
(d) Sara, because she never spoke English.

7. How has the relationship of the white women who joined the Brides for Indians program evolved during the time they have spent with the Cheyenne?
(a) They have drifted apart.
(b) They have become closer.
(c) They pay little attention to each other.
(d) They have become enemies.

8. What does the agent of the Red Cloud agency think May is?
(a) An angel of mercy.
(b) A prostitute serving the Indians.
(c) A nurse.
(d) A good, Christian woman.

9. How do the Cheyenne women explain the act of capturing the Shoshone infant's hands to May?
(a) A childish act that must be ignored.
(b) The act of a demented few.
(c) An act that protects the Cheyenne babies.
(d) An act of no importance.

10. How do all of the women feel about the new babies?
(a) They have no particular feelings.
(b) They are thrilled with them.
(c) They see them as half-breeds.
(d) They see them as intruders.

11. How does Chief Little Wolf feel about May's child?
(a) He is upset.
(b) He considers the child his daughter.
(c) He sends her and May to the Fort.
(d) He condemns the child.

12. What happens when Bourke does not shock Chief Little Wolf in the "game?"
(a) He loses face with his men.
(b) Nothing.
(c) He goes to live with the Indians.
(d) He becomes the commander of the fort.

13. What do the soldiers put in the fire?
(a) The tipis.
(b) The dead.
(c) Wood.
(d) Everything.

14. What do some of the Cheyenne families decide to do after considering the white man's orders to go to the Agency?
(a) Go to the Agency.
(b) Return to the fort.
(c) Leave the tribe for the West.
(d) Hide out in the Black Hills.

15. What is May's primary concern about the demand that they move to the Agency?
(a) The women's pregnancies and new babies can't travel.
(b) The Cheyenne will fight to the death.
(c) They Cheyenne lost most of their horses and would have to walk.
(d) The women refuse to go to the Agency.