1. Where does Daisy suggest she and Jim Weston live after they get married?
(a) In town, with her mother.
(b) In another state.
(c) In Maitland, at her employer's farm.
(d) It does not matter.

2. How does Jim Weston respond to the Baptists' actions when he enters the church?
(a) He hangs his head and refuses to make eye contact with anyone.
(b) He threatens them with physical harm if they bother him.
(c) He jumps over a church bench and punches one of them.
(d) He tries to run out of the church and escape.

3. Why do some women challenge Joe Clarke's involvement in Jim Weston's trial?
(a) The Methodist women criticize him for holding the trial in a Baptist church.
(b) The Baptist women criticize him because he is a Methodist.
(c) Many women believe that he should not be the judge because the incident occurred on his property.
(d) All of the women believe that he should bring in a judge from out of town.

4. What does Sister Thomas do after Reverend Childers and his group enter?
(a) She picks a fight with Deacon Lindsay.
(b) She begins singing a traditional Methodist hymn.
(c) She flips her skirt at them and exits.
(d) She sucks her teeth and turns her back to them.

5. Which of the following best describes the exchange between Sister Taylor and Deacon Lindsay?
(a) They playfully tease each other.
(b) Their exchange leads to improved relations between both sides.
(c) They criticize each other and threaten to fight.
(d) They say little, but they exchange vicious glances.