Mary's Experiences and Observations in Montana

Mary writes to Junior about her new life in Montana, sharing her experiences of riding a horse, searching for a job, and the unique dynamics of the reservation towns. She describes her honeymoon at a hotel on Flathead Lake, where she enjoyed room service with Indian frybread. Mary expresses her love for her husband, Montana, and her family.

What is the main topic of Mary's email to Junior?

• Her dislike for Montana

• Her experiences and life in Montana

• Her plans to return home

• Her new job in Montana

What new experience did Mary have in Montana?

• She started a new business

• She went skiing

• She rode a horse for the first time

• She learned to cook

What does Mary say about the job market on the reservation?

• Jobs are only available in the city

• There are no restaurants

• She is still looking for a job

• There are plenty of jobs

How many restaurants are there on the Flathead reservation according to Mary?

• 10

• 15

• 20

• 25

What does Mary mention about the towns on the reservation?

• They are all old

• They are all new

• They have six or seven towns

• They are all small

What does Mary find surprising about the reservation?

• The number of parks

• The number of schools

• The number of restaurants

• The number of lakes

What unusual fact does Mary mention about some towns on the reservation?

• They are all deserted

• They are filled with white people

• They have no schools

• They are all new

What did the town of Polson attempt to do?

• Join another reservation

• Become a city

• Secede from the reservation

• Build a new school

Where did Mary and her husband have their honeymoon?

• At a friend's house

• In a tent by the river

• At a hotel on Flathead Lake

• In a cabin in the woods

What does Mary say about the people in Montana?

• They are mostly from out of state

• They are all tourists

• They are nice, both whites and Indians

• They are mostly unfriendly