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Some Kind of Courage: Chapters 6-11 - Quiz
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How did Jack Strawn describe Ezra Bishop, and what advice did he give Joseph for dealing with him?
Explain how Joseph used money to obtain John Campbell's name and whereabouts.
Describe the horse race that gave Joseph the right to borrow an Indian horse. Include details of what Joseph was going to lose if he'd lost the race.
Why was Ah-Kee excited when he saw the Chinese laundry in Ellensburg? Infer why he didn't stay there, but continued on with Joseph.
Predict whether Joseph will find Sarah in Walla Walla. Give reasons to support your prediction.
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