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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (pages 217 - 276).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Warm learn about chemistry?
(a) In school.
(b) From his mother.
(c) From a lieutenant colonel named Briggs.
(d) From his father.

2. What did Eli tell Charlie he thought about the prospectors whose camp they passed on the way to Warm's claim?
(a) They looked like killers.
(b) They looked like chefs.
(c) They looked like lawyers.
(d) They looked like horse traders.

3. What did Warm tell Morris about how the Commodore had treated Warm?
(a) Warm told Morris the Commodore was happy to fund his project and they were good business partners.
(b) Warm told Morris he had indeed stolen from the Commodore and that the Commodore had forgiven Warm.
(c) Warm told Morris the Commodore had been angry with Warm at first but now he was willing to see if Warm's formula would really work.
(d) Warm told Morris the Commodore had tried to kill him when he would not give the Commodore the recipe for the formula.

4. What did the Sisters brothers find with the prospector's belongings?
(a) Valuable medicines.
(b) Many guns and ammunition.
(c) A stash of rare gems.
(d) A letter to the prospector's mother.

5. What did the stable hand tell Eli and Charlie would be best for Tub after the surgery?
(a) Injecting the wound with numbing medication.
(b) Filling the wound with putty.
(c) Fresh air and rinses with alcohol.
(d) Feeding Tub as much food as possible.

Short Answer Questions

1. What drink did Charlie and Eli have at the expensive restaurant in San Francisco?

2. What did Eli conclude and comment on to Charlie about the prospectors they had met on their journey?

3. Who did the brothers discovered owned the horse they found in Part II?

4. What did the prospector jabbing Eli with his gun ask if Eli and Charlie were hunting?

5. What was Charlie's reaction to reading Morris's writings about Warm?

(see the answer key)

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