1. What had happened to make the boy with the wagons fall on hard times?
(a) He had contracted typhus and was dying.
(b) One of the men he had been traveling with stole all their money and fled.
(c) His father had died, leaving him alone.
(d) He had lost a foot in an accident.

2. How did reading Morris's writings change Charlie's and Eli's feelings about killing Warm?
(a) Charlie said he thought Warm deserved to die even more after reading Morris's writings.
(b) Eli said he thought Warm and Morris should both be killed as soon as possible.
(c) Eli wanted to kill Morris, but not Warm, and Charlie agreed.
(d) Charlie said he did not like the idea of killing a man because of his own ingenuity, and Eli agreed.

3. What did Charlie and Eli discuss openly for the first time together on the way to Sacramento?
(a) Opening a shop together.
(b) Selling drugs.
(c) Parting ways.
(d) Killing the Commodore.

4. How did the Sisters brothers decide to split the profits of the gold hunting with Warm and Morris?
(a) They agreed that the Sisters brothers would keep 90% of what they pulled from the river, and the rest would go to Warm and Morris.
(b) They agreed the Sisters brothers would keep 25% of what they pulled from the river, and the rest would go to Warm and Morris.
(c) They agreed the Sisters brothers would keep half of whatever they pulled from the river, and the rest would go to Warm and Morris.
(d) They agreed the Sisters brothers would keep 75% of what they pulled from the river, and the rest would to go Warm and Morris

5. What was Warm's wife's name?
(a) Eunice.
(b) Clarice.
(c) Eleanor.
(d) Clara.