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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who wins big?
(a) Farnley.
(b) Art.
(c) Gil.
(d) Canby.
2. What happens to end the poker game?
(a) Gil's money is gone.
(b) The hotel serves supper.
(c) New riders arrive.
(d) A fight breaks out.
3. What kind of gun does Tetley carry?
(a) A lever action rifle.
(b) A pearl handled colt.
(c) A .38
(d) A 357 Magnum.
4. Who becomes upset?
(a) Famley.
(b) Farley.
(c) Canby.
(d) Farnley.
5. What do Art and Gil see while they are outside?
(a) An unscheduled stage arrival.
(b) A rider approaching very fast on horseback.
(c) An old friend arrives.
(d) The Sheriff arrives.
Short Answer Questions
1. How do the rest of the men in the saloon respond?
2. How many rustlers did Amigo see?
3. Who owns the local saloon where they first stop in?
4. Who does Canby tell them has been spending a great deal of time in the area lately?
5. Who wants to change the kind of poker they are playing in the hopes of changing his luck?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the one subject that Winder seemed to always get around to harping about, and why?
2. Why is Gil so angry and disappointed when he learns that Rose has already left Bridger's Wells?
3. What kind of alcohol does Canby have in his saloon, and what does he serve?
4. Who is the only man in sight when Gil and Art pull into Bridger's Wells?
5. Why do Art and Gil talk very little on the ride into Bridger's Wells?
6. Why have Art and Gil been away from Bridger's Wells for so long?
7. Why does Art hope that Gil will take a hint and quit playing poker when Art announces he has had enough?
8. What causes the men to remount and renew their intention to hunt down the men responsible for the rustling and Kinkaid's murder?
9. What does Davies ask Art to do, and why?
10. What does Davies believe that Farnley should do, and how many men agree with him?
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