3. Why couldn't Mr. Richards have been able to save Goodson from drowning?
(a) There is no lakes in the town.
(b) He is afraid of the water.
(c) He would have been at work.
(d) He can't swim.

4. What does Mr. Richards say he and is wife should remember?
(a) It was ordered.
(b) It was the nice thing.
(c) It was the Christian thing.
(d) It was the right thing.

5. Where does the stranger set down his sack in the cashier's house?
(a) Under the bed.
(b) Behind the stove.
(c) On top of the wardrobe.
(d) Under the floorboards.

6. Which of the following activities did Mr. and Mrs. Richards used to do in the evening?
(a) Play chess.
(b) Read books.
(c) Listen to the radio.
(d) Barbecue ribs.

7. What did Goodson tell Richards to do when he tried to convert him?
(a) Pick on someone who cares.
(b) Mind your own business.
(c) Marry someone else.
(d) Bury your head in the sand.

8. Why did Mr. Richards decide against saving the Reverend Burgess?
(a) He did not want to be unpopular.
(b) He was too lazy.
(c) He did not have the pluck.
(d) Burgess deserved what he got.

9. What do people keep handing the Reverend?
(a) Speeches.
(b) Invitations.
(c) Money.
(d) Envelopes.

10. Who did the town end up charging?
(a) Harkness.
(b) Pietersen.
(c) Sawlsberry.
(d) Goodson.

11. What did Nancy Hewitt have a spoonful of in her veins?
(a) Negro blood.
(b) Indian blood.
(c) Hispanic blood.
(d) Mexican blood.

12. What does Mrs. Richards say it is no time for?
(a) Clouds.
(b) Laughter.
(c) Sunshine.
(d) Rain.

13. What do Mr. Cox and Mr. Richards drag themselves home like?
(a) Guilt stricken men.
(b) Poverty strcken men.
(c) Mortally stricken men.
(d) Love stricken men.

14. Why does Mr. Richards say he published the letter?
(a) It said publish it.
(b) He wants to share the riches.
(c) He would have been found out.
(d) It was the honest thing to do.

15. Where do Mr. And Mrs. Richards have to go to in the morning?
(a) The bank.
(b) The town hall.
(c) The church.
(d) The newspaper.