4. What does Art do that earns him the ire of one of the group?
(a) Lights a cigarette.
(b) Sings hymns with Spark.
(c) Talk too loudly.
(d) Starts a small campfire.

5. How many riders do Davies and Art count ahead of them when they finally get started?
(a) Thirty-two.
(b) Twenty-four.
(c) Twenty-six.
(d) Twenty-eight.

6. How does Sparks pass the time as he rides along with them?
(a) He sings mournful gospel songs.
(b) He tells jokes.
(c) He preaches the gospel.
(d) He talks to anyone who will listen.

7. How long had the ranch been empty?
(a) Three years.
(b) Four years.
(c) Five years.
(d) Two years.

8. Where does the bullet hit him?
(a) In the leg.
(b) In the stomach.
(c) In the chest.
(d) In the shoulder.

9. Who is the focus of the story Gil narrates to Art during their conversation?
(a) Elder Tetley.
(b) Sparks.
(c) Farnley.
(d) Gerald.

10. Which group waits for the others to get into position before approaching?
(a) Tetley's.
(b) Mapes'.
(c) Ma's.
(d) Winders'.

11. How was Donald Martin killed?
(a) He fell off a ledge to his death.
(b) He was shot.
(c) He was hung.
(d) He was stabbed.

12. What does Gerald Tetley tell Art is the reason that man is now hunting man?
(a) To exact revenge.
(b) To help their fellow man.
(c) To feel a sense of superiority.
(d) The rest no longer excites men.

13. What is the name of Art's horse?
(a) Blue Ribbon.
(b) Blue Boy.
(c) Red Rob.
(d) Billy Bob.

14. What does Martin request when Tetley has a tree prepared to hang them?
(a) He asks for a last meal.
(b) He asks to see his wife and children again.
(c) He asks for a cigarette.
(d) He asks to be allowed to write a letter.

15. Whose voice brought them to a stop?
(a) Tetley's.
(b) Croft's.
(c) Winder's.
(d) Ma's.