In his conversation with Captain Finch, which points did Rooster discuss and request?

• A. They discussed the train robbery and identified Pepper, the Original Greaser Bob, and Haze at McAlester; no one had seen Chaney; Rooster asked Finch to identify the bodies and take care of them; Rooster and Finch would split the proceeds from selling the men's gear.
• B. They discussed the weather and travel plans.
• C. They talked about a separate robbery and the associated loot.
• D. They debated which route to take home.

Answer: (A)

The main thing being tested is your recall of a specific, detail-rich exchange where Rooster lays out what happened after the train robbery and what he wants Captain Finch to do. In that conversation, he names the men involved—Pepper, the Original Greaser Bob, and Haze at McAlester—and notes that Chaney hasn’t been seen. He also asks Finch to identify the bodies and take care of them, then proposes that they split the proceeds from selling the gear taken from the men. This combination shows Rooster’s practical, money-minded approach and his attempt to manage the aftermath with Finch.

The other scenarios don’t fit because they describe topics that aren’t part of this scene—weather and travel plans, a separate robbery, or debating a route home.