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

2. How do the children react to Sister Taylor's reprimands?
(a) They quiet down, but continue with their fighting after she leaves.
(b) They tease her and shake themselves at her.
(c) They apologize and head home.
(d) They say nothing, but look sheepish and wander away.

3. What game are the children playing in front of the store?
(a) Hopscotch.
(b) Double-dutch.
(c) Red rover.
(d) Chick-me, chick-me, cranie-crow.

4. According to Sister Taylor, what will be the cause of the next trial?
(a) Deacon Lindsay will be on trial for beating a woman.
(b) Daisy will be on trial for causing all of the turmoil in town.
(c) She will be on trial for beating some of the Baptists.
(d) She will be on trial for beating other people's children.

5. What does Deacon Simms suggest they do about the problem of snakes in the area?
(a) He says that they need to put out traps for them and relocate the snakes.
(b) He says that they should leave them alone since even snakes serve God's purpose.
(c) He says they need to cut down the weeds around town.
(d) He says they need to hold a prayer service to drive the snakes out of the area.