1. Who defends herself by saying that everyone's house has some bedbugs and lice?
(a) Sister Hambo.
(b) Sister Taylor.
(c) Sister Thomas.
(d) Sister Lewis.

2. What evidence does Joe Clarke offer to support his accusation of JIm Weston?
(a) He says he has seen odd-shaped bulges in his coat pockets.
(b) He says he always behaves suspiciously.
(c) He says he has heard that he buries a lot of feathers in his back yard.
(d) He says he just looks like the type of guy who would do such a thing.

3. How many people are in the church at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Only a handful of people are in church, but many are waiting outside.
(b) Exactly two people are in church, Jim Weston and Deacon Simms.
(c) The church is nearly empty.
(d) The church is almost full.

4. What reason is given to support the idea of the Baptist minister leading the prayer before trial?
(a) The Baptists say better prayers that the Methodists.
(b) The trial is in his church, so he should say the prayer.
(c) The Baptist minister has more formal education.
(d) Joe Clarke is a Baptist, and he is acting as the judge.

5. Why does Sister Taylor doubt that the girl's mother will influence the girl?
(a) She says that a child that mean will not listen to anyone.
(b) She knows that the girl only listens to her father.
(c) She knows that the mother tries but has no control over the daughter.
(d) She says the girl's mother does not behave any better than the daughter.