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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III (Pages 129 - 197).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What deal does Ursula the Great make with Brand?
(a) She negotiates for a percentage of the ticket sale profits.
(b) She makes him sign a document promising to marry her in five years.
(c) She asks for part ownership in one of his mines.
(d) She buys a stake of ownership in one of his hotels.

2. How did Gurley's mother feel about her leaving home to become a traveling activist?
(a) She told Gurley she would only send her money to bail her out of prison one time.
(b) She disowned Gurley for it.
(c) She was excited for Gurley about it.
(d) She grudgingly allowed it.

3. What story does Gurley tell Rye when he asks her if she is okay after the robbing in Taft?
(a) That she and her husband fell in love on a train.
(b) That she liked to give speeches to her stuffed animals as a little girl.
(c) That her father told her never to get involved in the labor movement.
(d) That she never learned how to bake a pie.

4. What does the stranger do to one of the police who are harassing Gig and Rye?
(a) He stabs him with a knife.
(b) He pushes him off the cliff into the river.
(c) He shoots the police officer.
(d) He hits him hard on the jaw with the policeman's own club.

5. What language does Gemma speak to Jules in softly before she says goodbye to him for one last time when the coroner takes his body?
(a) Italian.
(b) Salish.
(c) Spanish.
(d) French.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which cop beat Jules up badly when he would not tell him information about Early Reston?

2. What is the last thing that the dying person in the section titled Waterbury, 1909 thinks?

3. What does Ursula tell Rye that Gig has told her he wants to do for him?

4. What do the men in Taft do after Gurley's speech?

5. Where did the narrator of the section titled The Kid, 1864, ride out of with Bonin?

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