1. What does Reverend Childers present as evidence against Jim Weston in the trial?
(a) He cites the rumor that Jim Weston has been stealing chickens.
(b) He uses the testimony of witnesses to prove that the beating was violent.
(c) He presents the biblical story of Sampson and the Philistines.
(d) He uses Jim Weston's own confession against him.

2. What evidence does Dave Carter present to prove that he is as clean as everybody else?
(a) He says he goes swimming nearly every day.
(b) He says he has had a bath that very day.
(c) He lets Reverend Childers check for dirt behind his ears.
(d) He sniffs under his arm and declares himself clean.

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

4. What does Daisy say to Jim Weston in Act 3 that changes his mood?
(a) She has come to town to find out about the trial.
(b) She has found another man and is going to live with him in the North.
(c) On the night of the fight, she had come to town to see him.
(d) She wants him to come live with her and her mother.

5. What are Joe Clarke and Deacon Simms doing when Jim Weston and Dave Carter arrive at the store?
(a) They are playing a friendly game of checkers.
(b) They are still arguing about the town.
(c) They are beating each other with the mule bone.
(d) They are shaking hands and apologizing to each other.