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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 20 | Part 2, Chapter 21.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. While en route to rendezvous with her husband, Bessie Black Bull and her son bathe in a ritual cleansing while singing what?
(a) A song to the sun rising.
(b) A song for rain.
(c) A song to the sunset.
(d) A song for clean souls.
2. Blue Elk sees Bessie Black Bull leaving the store on her second trip and steals what from her?
(a) All but her clothing.
(b) All but a small basket.
(c) All but the blue coat for Tom.
(d) All but the red coat for Tom.
3. Blue Elk talks Tom Black Bull into doing what with the bear cub?
(a) Chaining him in a corral.
(b) Selling him to Blue Elk.
(c) Selling him to Jim Thatcher.
(d) Releasing him in the mountain.
4. In what way is the gold prospector injured?
(a) A twisted ankle.
(b) Bleeding profusely from his leg.
(c) A fractured leg bone.
(d) Bleeding profusely from his arm.
5. What is Bessie's response to the situation her man has gotten into?
(a) She collects her son and departs - George acted foolishly, in anger.
(b) She chastises her husband - he has gotten his family into deep trouble.
(c) She understands an unspoken truth - George acted justly, according to his conscience.
(d) She questions George - what has he done to be chased by the white man.
Short Answer Questions
1. Blue Elk knows that life based on the 'old ways' contrasts starkly with how he lives and is what?
2. Where do Bessie Black Bull and her son wait for two days to ensure that no one follows them en route to their rendezvous with her husband?
3. Tom Black Bull's parents teach him the methods of building lodges, preparing food for winter, and what else?
4. When Jim Thatcher tells Bessie Black Bull that Frank No Deer's death was self-defense, what does she do?
5. What sort of lodge does George Black Bull build when snow begins to show in the mountains?
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