2. After sleeping with Marlene, what does the narrator find is wrong with his face?
(a) Too many people know what he looks like.
(b) It is an Indian face.
(c) It is not the face of his father.
(d) His nose is swollen.

3. Outside the Palace Bar, who questions the narrator while he is standing in the crowd?
(a) An old friend of First Raise's.
(b) A newspaperman.
(c) The bartender.
(d) A policeman.

4. What does the narrator do after the white traveler is taken away?
(a) Goes back to the bar.
(b) Gets drunk.
(c) Considers going home.
(d) Sits on the curb.

5. What does the narrator ultimately do to Marlene?
(a) He gives her his address.
(b) He rolls her off the bed.
(c) He slaps her.
(d) He ignores her.

6. What is the last question the man in the car asks the narrator after giving him a ride home from Havre?
(a) If this is really where he lives.
(b) If he needs money.
(c) If he can take his picture.
(d) If all Indians have that much land.

7. When Ferdinand Horn visits for the second time, what does the narrator lie to him about?
(a) The well-being of his horse.
(b) The location of his mother.
(c) Retrieving his gun.
(d) The number of bales on the property.

8. What is notable about the narrator's last walk through Havre?
(a) Everyone stares at him.
(b) He sees no other people.
(c) The streets are crowded.
(d) There are no mirrors.

9. After sleeping with Marlene, what emotion does her appearance elicit in the narrator?
(a) He doesn't feel any emotion.
(b) Disgust.
(c) Pity.
(d) Anger.

10. While speaking with Ferdinand Horn's wife for the second time, what does the narrator realize?
(a) He is about to be sick.
(b) He has left the horse out on the pasture.
(c) Mrs. Horn is a relative.
(d) He misses his girlfriend.

11. While Mose and the narrator are herding cattle, what goes wrong?
(a) The narrator became lost.
(b) A calf became stuck in a coulee.
(c) The weather spooked the cattle.
(d) The spinster wouldn't go through the gate.

12. After returning from Havre and bathing, where does the narrator go?
(a) To the local bar.
(b) To the corral.
(c) To the tree his brother loved.
(d) To the living room.

13. Upon Ferdinand Horn's second visit, what does the narrator tell him that surprises him?
(a) That Lame Bull is the same age as Teresa.
(b) That Yellow Calf is still alive.
(c) That they have more than 12 acres.
(d) That their cattle have recently been branded.

14. While traveling home from Havre, what do the parents of the little girl in the car say has caused her illness?
(a) She is making it up.
(b) She is upset.
(c) The water.
(d) The heat.

15. When the narrator visits Yellow Calf, how does the old man react to the news of the old woman's death?
(a) He becomes angry.
(b) He seems unaffected.
(c) He cries.
(d) He speaks of memories.