1. 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) The church is almost full.
(c) The church is nearly empty.
(d) Exactly two people are in church, Jim Weston and Deacon Simms.

2. What draws Joe Clarke's attention to Jim Weston and Dave Carter's fight?
(a) Daisy runs into the store to get Joe Clarke when the men begin to fight.
(b) Deacon Simms runs in to get Joe Clarke when the men begin to fight.
(c) Their yelling at each other.
(d) The noise of the crowd.

3. Why does Deacon Simms refuse to allow Reverend Childers to use his Bible?
(a) He is afraid that Reverend Childers will soil his pages.
(b) He says any good preacher would have brought his own Bible.
(c) Reverend Childers is a Baptist and cannot read anyway.
(d) Deacon Simms' children gave the Bible to him, so it's special.

4. Which of the following best describes Teets Miiller and Bootsie Pitts?
(a) They are demure and shy.
(b) They are tomboys who want to be included in the boys' games.
(c) They dress up and come to the store only to show off for the men.
(d) Men are attracted to them because of their dependability and modesty.

5. Why does Joe Clarke chase away the children who are playing in front of the store?
(a) It is getting late and their parents will expect them home.
(b) They are noisy, and he cannot concentrate on his game.
(c) He does not really like children.
(d) The children almost broke a window in his store.