1. How does Deacon Lindsay respond to Sister Taylor's and Sister Thomas' actions in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) He laughs because he thinks they are behaving like children.
(b) He extends his hand and asks for a reconciliation.
(c) He is offended and turns to leave.
(d) He gets angry and wants to know why they aren't speaking.

2. According to Sister Taylor, what will be the cause of the next trial?
(a) She will be on trial for beating other people's children.
(b) She will be on trial for beating some of the Baptists.
(c) Deacon Lindsay will be on trial for beating a woman.
(d) Daisy will be on trial for causing all of the turmoil in town.

3. Deacon Simms accuses Dave Carter of what?
(a) Of stealing Daisy away from Jim Weston.
(b) Of living an unclean life.
(c) Of lying to Jim Weston about his injuries.
(d) Of feeling jealous of Jim Weston.

4. How does Lum Boger respond to the women's reactions when he comes back to quiet them?
(a) He meekly returns to his seat next to Jim Weston.
(b) He gets angry and begins to yell at them.
(c) He grumbles under his breath and kicks their chairs.
(d) He stands next to them and glares at them.

5. How do the men at the store react to Daisy's arrival?
(a) They flirt with Daisy and ask her to reveal which man she prefer, Jim or Dave.
(b) They suddenly become very formal and well-mannered.
(c) They are embarrassed to speak to her.
(d) No one speaks to her, but they all stare at her.