1.
In 1889, vigilantes hanged this woman who was accused of cattle rustling. Who was she?
A.
Ella Watson
B. Martha Jane Canary
C. Kate Madison
D. Elvira Madigan
2.
"Who invented the rimfire cartridge?
A.
Buffalo Bill Cody
B. Eliphalet Remington
C. Sam Colt
D. B. Tyler Henry
E. Ned Buntline
3.The
Burnham style refers to a type of:
A.
leather chair
B. pine furniture
C. Texas barbeque
D. nasal Western singing
E. Navajo rug
4.
"Where was John B. Stetson born?
A.
Texas
B. New Jersey
C. Kansas
D.
Ireland
E. Iowa
5.
Who owned the Elkhorn Ranch during the 1880s?
A.
Grover Cleveland
B. William Randolph Hearst
C. Susan
B. Anthony
D. Owen Wister
E. Theodore Roosevelt
6.
Who headed the Cherokee Nation in the mid-1980s?
A.
Sonny Dances With Wolves
B. Alva Redfeather
C. Wilma Mankiller
D. Douglas Bruce
E. Henry Horseslayer
7.
The Beartooth Highway leads to:
A.
The Grand Canyon
B. Yosemite National Park
C. Bryce Canyon National Park
D. Arches
National Park
E. Yellowstone National Park
8.
The Colt Dragoon pistol was also called the:
A.
Navy model
B. Army model
C. Peacemaker
D. Buntline Special
E. Sharp-shooter
9.
To visit the JA ranch you should ride to:
A.
Texas
B. Oklahoma
C. Colorado
D.
Nevada
E. Wyoming
10.
Where was the first Fred Harvey
Restaurant opened?
A.
Omaha, Nebraska
B. Topeka, Kansas
C. Phoenix, Arizona
D. Independence, Missouri
E. Santa Fe, New Mexico
11.
From 1890 to 1915, Swedish photographer, John Anderson, took portraits of all of these notable Lakota Sioux, except for:
A.
Red Cloud
B. Fool Bull
C. Hollow Horn Bear
D. High Horse
E. Looking Glass
12.
Who wrote the cowboy poem, "Reincarnation"?
A.
Wally McRae
B. Badger Clark
C. Waddie Mitchell
D. Baxter Black
E. Red Steagall
13.
What is an orejano?
A.
an unbranded calf
B. a drink mixture of tequila and orange juice
C. an herb grown in the Southwestern U.S.
D. a type
of cactus found in Baja California
E. a chain that hangs from a cowboy's spurs
14. In ranch lingo, hemp means:
A.
weak cup of coffee
B. rope
C. a loose saddle
D. a strong cigarette
E. a tough steak
15. In what year did
the official Calgary Stampede begin?
A.
1893
B. 1900
C. 1912
D. 1898
E. 1908
16. Which Lakota Sioux died in London
in 1892 while on tour for Buffalo Bill Cody?
A.
Long Wolf
B. American Horse
C. Brave Chief
D. Rocky Bear
E. Red Shirt
17. In 1854, who received the first
patent on a self-governing windmill?
A.
Daniel Halladay
B. Samuel Colt
C. Eli Whitney
D. Thomas Edison
E. Edward Ellis
18. Who sculpted "The End
of the Trail"?
A.
Frederic Remington
B. Charlie Russell
C. James Bama
D. George Catlin
E. James Earl Fraser
19. Eohippus
is the direct ancestor to which modern Western animal?
A.
cow
B. sheep
C. horse
D. elk
E. deer
20.
When was the Western pulp, Romantic Range
released?
A.
1940
B. 1938
C. 1944
D. 1947
E. 1942
21. Who gave the first bronc riding exhibition by a woman in 1904?
A.
Hazel Walker
B. Bertha Kapernick
C. May Lillie Allen
D. Lucille Mulhall
E. Ruth Roach
22.
The term Californio referred to what in history?
A.
Jesuit missionaries along the Sierra Nevada
B. the vaqueros of Spanish California
C.
A Spanish term for the first Native Americans found in California
D. ranchers living in Baja California
E.
a nickname for the first governor of Spanish California
23.
Powwow comes from the word pauau or pauwau, meaning gathering of medicine men and spiritual leaders in a curing
ceremony.
A.
Tewa
B. Navajo
C. Algonquin
D. Shoshone
E. Sioux
24. Which of the following is not associated with longhorns?
A.
lean breed
B. descended from creole cattle
C. carriers of Texas fever
D. gentle disposition
E. mascot of the University of Texas
@ Austin
25. Stove-up refers to a cowboy who is
A. hungry as a bear.
B. too old to ride.
C. taciturn.
D. hot-headed.
E. suffering
from a charley horse.