3. What does the workman say to justify leaving up the prayer sign on the courthouse?
(a) "Half the people can't read anyway."
(b) "We'll put up a sign for Cates' case, too."
(c) "The devil don't run this town."
(d) "It's too heavy to take down."

4. What does Hornbeck claim to be?
(a) A Pulitzer Prize seeker.
(b) A martyr.
(c) A silent observer.
(d) A critic.

5. Cates claims religion should be what?
(a) Forgiving.
(b) Comforting.
(c) Interesting.
(d) Holy.

6. Cates claims the books of "Evil-utionists" are filled with what?
(a) Great ideas.
(b) The works of the devil.
(c) Poison.
(d) Diagrams for living.

7. What is the crowd asked to do during the prayer meeting?
(a) Pray for Cates.
(b) Affirm their beliefs.
(c) Run Drummond out of town.
(d) Shun those who are against them.

8. Who chants responses during the prayer meeting?
(a) Reverend Brown.
(b) Brady, as a guest.
(c) Rachel, from the stage.
(d) The crowd.

9. Drummond asks Brady why God gives people the ability to what?
(a) Speak.
(b) Think.
(c) Procreate.
(d) Teach.

10. Brady claims that Cates sees marriage as similar to what?
(a) Heaven.
(b) His jail cell.
(c) Being on trial.
(d) The breeding of animals.

11. Why does Cates leave Rachel's church?
(a) She found his presence immoral.
(b) The church did not like him.
(c) He does not believe in God.
(d) Due to a sermon her father gave.

12. After the prayer meeting, what does Drummond suggest Brady has done?
(a) Moved away by standing still.
(b) Set the whole case up.
(c) Set the town back thirty years.
(d) Influenced Cates to throw the case.

13. Who does the judge finally refuse to hear?
(a) Cates.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Any experts on Darwin.
(d) Drummond and his case.

14. Drummond asks Howard if he has committed what crime?
(a) Adultery.
(b) Murder.
(c) Theft.
(d) Blasphemy.

15. What book does Drummond attempt to read out loud in court?
(a) Collected Works of William Shakespeare.
(b) Brady's Journal.
(c) The Bible.
(d) The Origin of Species.