1. Describe the relationship between the Methodists and the Baptists in town.
(a) They work together to fight corruption.
(b) They are beginning to learn how to accept one another.
(c) They do not agree on many ideas and do not get along.
(d) They are friendly toward one another.

2. How does Deacon Simms suggest that they end the trial?
(a) He says Jim Weston should be compensated for his mistreatment.
(b) He says everyone should apologize to Jim Weston and set him free.
(c) He says Joe Clarke should be run out of town, and he himself should be mayor.
(d) He says they should sing, dismiss, and all return to work.

3. Why does Jim Weston begin to play music?
(a) Daisy asks him to play for her.
(b) When he is nervous, he plays music.
(c) It is the only way he can express his love for Daisy.
(d) One of the men at the store requests a song.

4. Why does Jim Weston jump up to fight Dave Carter in Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) He is jealous and wants to fight for Daisy's love.
(b) His pride is hurt and he wants to fight to defend his honor.
(c) Dave Carter steps on his foot when he leaves the store.
(d) He think that Dave Carter is laughing at him.

5. What evidence does Dave Carter present to prove that he is as clean as everybody else?
(a) He says he goes swimming nearly every day.
(b) He says he has had a bath that very day.
(c) He lets Reverend Childers check for dirt behind his ears.
(d) He sniffs under his arm and declares himself clean.