What are the answers to questions 1-7 about the story "Indian war bonnets"?

Red Indians use feathers from eagles in their war bonnets.

The young eagles were kept captive until they grew new tail feathers.

The hole was left in the branches so that the brave could grab the tail feathers of the bird as it landed and ate the meat.

Before he could wear eagle feathers, a brave had to perform a brave deed.

The old men of the tribe decided that a brave could wear the feathers.

The two ways Indians got eagle feathers were:

1. Catching an eagle by digging a pit, baiting it, and grabbing its tail feathers.
2. Catching young eagles in the nest, taking them back to the village, tying them by a leather thong, and plucking their feathers as they grew.

The correct order of happenings is:

1. He performed a brave deed.
2. He told the older braves about it.
3. Other braves said they had seen him do it.
4. The brave collected eagle feathers.
5. He was allowed to wear the feathers in his bonnet.

Here are examples of the requested parts of speech from the story:

• Nouns: Indians, feathers, eagles, war bonnets, tribe, way, catching, birds, pit, ground, place, rabbit, piece, buffalo meat, branches, hole, meat, bird, tail, village, thong, leg, deed, men, enemy, life, battle, medals, care
• Adjectives: Indian, war, proud, own, live, old, young, new, brave, another, many, very, great
• Verbs: use, make, had, catch, dug, lived, hide, was placed, left, grab, landed, ate, lose, hurt, grew, caught, took, tied, kept, plucked, collect, allowed, wear, won, did, tell, agree, has done, touch, killing, escape, save, count, given, took
• Prepositions: from, to, in, of, at, where, across, so that, by, back, round, until, when, about, without, for
• Pronouns: their, them, it, his, him, he
• Conjunctions: First, and, so that, but, when, if, or, indeed, as