A) profit B) corral C) tending D) market
A) corral B) tending C) stray D) profit
A) profit B) ranchers C) market D) corral
A) market B) profit C) stray D) tending
A) corral B) market C) profit D) stray
A) ranchers B) stray C) tending D) market
A) the work was considered too harsh for girls B) girls were too busy raising crops C) the cattle were not used to being controlled by girls D) cowgirls did not practice finding horses
A) the American cowboy B) poor and undeveloped ranches C) short cattle drives to nearby railroads D) the American cowgirl
A) a hat B) a corral C) a saddle D) spurs
A) branding cattle B) busting horses C) riding horses D) roping cattle
A) brand the herd B) count the herd C) lasso the calves D) brand the calves
A) would cause a stampede B) were too wild C) were kept in a pen D) followed their mothers
A) events at a rodeo B) kinds of brands C) clothing that cowhands wear D) jobs on a trail drive
A) worked in the dust at the back of the herd B) dragged the wagon full of food C) had to ride longer than other cowhands D) had to keep the herd moving
A) to keep the cattle from losing weight B) to take the herd to a railroad station to be sold C) to move the herd to a different place for grazing D) to keep the cattle from different ranches apart
A) there aren't enough cowhands to do the work B) the ranchers don't have to move their cattle C) houses have been built on the trails D) railroads are close to the ranches
A) riding horseback B) branding calves C) roping steers D) rounding up stray cattle with vehicles
A) to convince people to become cowboys and cowgirls B) to explain that few girls were cowhands in the Wild West C) to tell how exciting it is to be a cowhand D) to describe a cowhand's life in the late 1800s |