2. As they travel toward St. Louis, Meriwether Lewis feels that
(a) He would rather stay in Yellowstone
(b) He might never walk again
(c) His diplomatic work with the tribes has worked
(d) His entire Indian policy has fallen apart

3. While on the Columbia, the primary interest of the group was to
(a) Trade for otter skins
(b) Reach the Pacific Ocean
(c) Stay dry and warm
(d) Eat, drink and dance

4. During Clark's journey to Yellowstone,
(a) His horses became lost and scattered
(b) He met Dickson and Hancock
(c) Crow Indians stole half his horses
(d) The Blackfoot Indians chased him away

5. By the time Lewis reaches Grinder's Inn, he seems
(a) Confident and rested
(b) Irrational and deranged
(c) To be feeling much better
(d) Drunken and disorderly

6. Jefferson made Lewis a member of
(a) The Harvard Botany Society
(b) The John Birch Society
(c) The American Philosophical Society
(d) The Audobon Society

7. The federal government has now begun to refuse to
(a) Authorize publication of the journals
(b) Recognize Lewis as governor
(c) Pay Lewis' drafts
(d) Communicate with Lewis

8. Lewis left his estate to
(a) Thomas Jefferson
(b) His half-brother
(c) William Clark
(d) His mother

9. Unlike the coastal Chinook Indians, the Walla-Walla Indians prove to be
(a) Taller and meaner
(b) Independent and healthy
(c) Trustworthy and kind
(d) Ready to assimilate

10. Lewis found it difficult, at the end, to
(a) Say goodbye to Pernier
(b) Leave his loyal servants
(c) Make his body die
(d) To recall all he had done

11. Lewis recommended compensation to all of the members of his party, with the exception of
(a) Charbonneau
(b) York
(c) Newman
(d) Shields

12. At 33-years-old, Lewis had become
(a) A recluse
(b) A loyal family member
(c) A major celebrity
(d) A gentleman farmer

13. The mens' arrival at the Mandans Village was
(a) A huge concern
(b) Warm and happy
(c) Unexpected
(d) Tense

14. While Lewis worked on his drawings and descriptions of plants and animals, Clark worked on
(a) His instructions for the men
(b) Getting the men well
(c) The rules for the fort
(d) His map of the country

15. During the winter of 1807-1808, for eight months Meriwether Lewis
(a) Was living in the country
(b) Was writing in his journals
(c) Was incognito
(d) Was busy and productive