2. In what city did Custer and his wife have their portraits painted in Chapter 14?
(a) Houston.
(b) St. Louis.
(c) Memphis.
(d) New Orleans.

3. What did Custer name as one of the chief pleasures he and Libbie enjoyed on the Plains?
(a) New commands.
(b) Camping under the stars.
(c) Horseback riding.
(d) Visiting new places.

4. What do the Cheyenne call the battle at Rosebud?
(a) Attack of the Crook.
(b) Crazy Horse's Revenge.
(c) Where the Girl Saved Her Brother.
(d) Where the Crow and Shoshoni are Beat.

5. When did Custer leave for Fort McPherson?
(a) June, 1867.
(b) May, 1866.
(c) July, 1869.
(d) August, 1868.

6. At the Battle of Washita, what tune did Custer have the band play?
(a) Taps.
(b) When the Saints Go Marching In.
(c) Revele.
(d) Garry Owen.

7. Who is Mark Kellogg?
(a) News correspondent.
(b) Custer's brother-in-law.
(c) Custer's nephew.
(d) Custer's second in command.

8. Why says in Chapter 18, "There are not many joyous people here"?
(a) Tom Custer.
(b) Custer.
(c) Libbie Custer.
(d) Lieutenant Stanley.

9. Where was the 1868 treaty signed?
(a) Fort Laramie.
(b) Oglala winter camp.
(c) Fort McPherson.
(d) Fort Wallace.

10. In Chapter 15, Custer ignores orders and camps at the Republican River because he is expecting Libbie to arrive at which fort?
(a) Fort Wallace.
(b) Fort Laramie.
(c) Fort Leavenworth.
(d) Fort Sedgwick.

11. Who killed Captain Fetterman?
(a) Hump.
(b) Fetterman killed himself.
(c) Captain Brown.
(d) Crazy Horse.

12. What does Custer take a resolution to not do anymore in 1869?
(a) Stay away from Libbie.
(b) Smoke.
(c) Drink.
(d) Gamble.

13. Who had Reno's men on the run?
(a) Crazy Horse.
(b) Gall.
(c) Sitting Bull.
(d) Short Bull.

14. What was Carrington's Achilles' heel?
(a) Need for wood.
(b) Need for water.
(c) Poor commanding officers.
(d) Horses.

15. Carrington read the Bible every morning in what languages?
(a) Latin or English.
(b) French or Greek.
(c) Greek or Hebrew.
(d) Spanish or Latin.