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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How do Sisters Taylor and Thomas respond to Reverend Childers' greeting?
(a) They give him polite, strained smiles but do not respond.
(b) They immediately begin to criticize his position concerning the trial.
(c) They glare at him and simply grunt in reply.
(d) They ignore him and continue with their conversation.
2. What does Sister Taylor suggest that Sister Lewis should do for her daughter?
(a) She should get the sheriff to make one of her many boyfriends marry her.
(b) She should get her buck teeth fixed.
(c) She should teach her how to properly wash herself.
(d) She should get her some new clothes so she does not have to wear sack cloth.
3. Why does Jim Weston pick up a heavy stick as they walk back to town?
(a) It has an interesting shape, and he wants to show it to Joe Clarke.
(b) He is going to throw it toward a stray dog.
(c) He uses it as a walking stick.
(d) He plans to use it against anyone in town who tries to keep him out.
4. How do the men at the store react to Mrs. Roberts' plight?
(a) They all feel sorry for her and offer her money.
(b) They offer to help her home with her groceries.
(c) They are all happy that none of them is married to her.
(d) They are embarrassed by her presence and ignore her.
5. What does Daisy think of Jim Weston and Dave Carter's music?
(a) She is not really interested in music.
(b) She likes it.
(c) She refuses to comment.
(d) She does not like the kind of music they play.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Jim Weston begin to play music?
2. How do the women react when Lum Boger comes back to quiet them?
3. Why does the store owner at first refuse to give Mrs. Roberts the meat that she asks for?
4. What does Dave Carter say he got enough of on Saturday night (the night of the fight)?
5. When did Jim Weston tell Daisy that he could kiss her every day ("as regular as pig-tracks")?
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