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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 20 April, 21 April 22 April and 23 April 1875.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is unusual about the hat that Lydia wears to wave goodbye to the party led by Captain Bourke?
(a) It has special pom poms.
(b) It resembles an Indian headress as seen by New York designers.
(c) It has no feathers.
(d) It has even more feathers than the first hat she wore.
2. During the dinner conversation, Lydia Bradley tries to turn the conversation to what subject?
(a) Her new hat and the latest New York fashion.
(b) The ladies' sewing circle.
(c) Her new dress and the latest New York fashion.
(d) The need for more gardens at the fort.
3. What is the one diversion the women are able to enjoy at Fort Laramie?
(a) The reading library near the officers' quarters.
(b) The sewing circle that the officers' wives had.
(c) The long walks in the common area.
(d) The communal meals held in the officers' dining hall.
4. Who is Euphemia Washington?
(a) A colored woman whose husband beat her.
(b) A beautiful colored woman who was sold into the Brides for Indians.
(c) A "statuesque colored girl" with a beautiful voice.
(d) A colored woman who wanted to go West.
5. Who is Sara Johnstone?
(a) A cleaning woman at the asylum.
(b) A woman who wants to learn about Indians firsthand.
(c) A young woman who also lived at the asylum, but who never speaks.
(d) A cheerful, verbose young women.
Short Answer Questions
1. What two things does May stop doing because of the cruel way she is treated while staying with the family of Lieutenant James?
2. What were May Dodd's feelings while she rode the train on her way to become one of the Brides for Indians?
3. What does Helen Flight tell Lydia Bradley about the feathers in her new hat?
4. Who is Lydia Bradley?
5. One night at dinner, as the party nears Indian territory, what does Daisy tell them about her father?
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