Question 9 of 24 In a story about a cattle drive in the Old West, which character is most clearly
round?
A. Crazy Betsy the gunslinger, who can shoot the cork off a glass
bottle from over 300 yards away
B. Texas Mac the outlaw, who twirls his mustache whenever he
bullies or robs the downtrodden
C. Cookie the cook, who makes the best biscuits in Wyoming and
Colorado, according to the rumors
D. Pete the cowboy, who is from New York and was forced to go west
because of his dark past
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