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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Four: Brother of the Crows, Chapters 19 through 24.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following statements does not describe the bowl of soup an old woman brought Johnston while he was held captive by the Blackfoot Indians?
(a) It was probably dog or muskrat soup.
(b) It contained wild onions and carrots.
(c) It was greasy.
(d) It was hairy.
2. Which of the following were not Mountain Men friends of John Johnston?
(a) Del Gue and Old John Hatcher.
(b) Anton Sepulveda and Pablo Robles.
(c) Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickock.
(d) Arkansas Pete and Hatchet Jack.
3. Who did The Wolf assign to guard Johnston?
(a) An old woman.
(b) A lone young warrior.
(c) Ten of the tribe's bravest warriors.
(d) The Wolf's own two sons.
4. In Chapter 25: Burial for Bear Claw, when Del Gue heard a rifle shot in the distance, how did Johnston deduce that the shot wasn't fired by Bear Claw Chris Lapp?
(a) He knew Lapp was blind and didn't shoot any more.
(b) He knew the shot came from the opposite direction as Lapp.
(c) He knew Lapp had enough meat and thus wouldn't be shooting.
(d) He knew Lapp was already dead.
5. What happened to the reputation of the Crow as a result of Johnston's vendetta against them?
(a) They were mocked by other tribes and called cowards.
(b) They were considered mighty warriors.
(c) They were considered unlucky and cursed.
(d) They were considered too old to fight and win.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Johnston's only food on the long trail from the Blackfoot camp back to his own camp?
2. From what did Crazy Woman Morgan die?
3. In Chapter 25: Burial for Bear Claw, what happened to the elk Del Gue left overnight in a tree for safekeeping?
4. In the fall of 1861, to whom was Johnston going to take 40 gallons of whiskey?
5. What relationship did John Johnston have to Bear's Head, the Flathead chief?
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