1. What reason is given to support the idea of the Methodist minister leading the prayer?
(a) The Methodists say better prayers than the Baptists.
(b) Dave Carter is a Methodist, so his preacher should say the prayer.
(c) The Methodist minister has more formal education.
(d) The Baptists started the trouble, so they have no business leading a prayer.

2. How does Deacon Lindsay respond to Sister Taylor's and Sister Thomas' actions in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) He is offended and turns to leave.
(b) He laughs because he thinks they are behaving like children.
(c) He extends his hand and asks for a reconciliation.
(d) He gets angry and wants to know why they aren't speaking.

3. What name does Sister Taylor call the girl who sasses back at her?
(a) A "limb of Satan."
(b) A "truck o' trouble."
(c) A "Satan's chile."
(d) A "little heifer."

4. What does Sister Thomas think of Mrs. Blunt's reaction to the trial and the associated gossip?
(a) She believes that Mrs. Blunt must be overwhelmed by her daughter's role in the fight.
(b) She is smugly satisfied to see that Mrs. Blunt is in an awkward position.
(c) She believes that Mrs. Blunt has been asking for trouble because she has not raised Daisy properly.
(d) She does not know why Mrs. Blunt is upset, since she is not directly involved in the trial.

5. Why does Daisy return to the store in Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) She left her pocketbook at the store.
(b) She forgot to pick something up for her mother.
(c) She hears Jim Weston and Dave Carter's music,
(d) She is coming in to work her shift at the store.