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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 greet Joe Clarke when he arrives at the trial?
(a) They wish him luck.
(b) They ignore him and do not speak to him at all.
(c) They ask to pray with him for a peaceful resolution to the trial.
(d) They criticize him for taking the Baptist side of the argument.
2. Why does Daisy come to the store?
(a) She needs to pick up some items for her mother.
(b) She wants to challenge the men to a high-stakes poker game.
(c) She wants to show off her new dress for all of the men.
(d) She needs to buy some stamps.
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. What reason is given to support the idea of the Methodist minister leading the prayer?
(a) The Methodist minister has more formal education.
(b) Dave Carter is a Methodist, so his preacher should say the prayer.
(c) The Methodists say better prayers than the Baptists.
(d) The Baptists started the trouble, so they have no business leading a prayer.
5. How does Lum Boger respond to the women's reactions when he comes back to quiet them?
(a) He gets angry and begins to yell at them.
(b) He meekly returns to his seat next to Jim Weston.
(c) He grumbles under his breath and kicks their chairs.
(d) He stands next to them and glares at them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What evidence does Joe Clarke offer to support his accusation of JIm Weston?
2. What accusation do the Methodists hurl at Dave Carter when he enters the church?
3. What is Dave Carter wearing when he enters the church?
4. How does Daisy respond when Dave Carter asks if she loves him?
5. Where does Dave Carter suggest that Jim Weston should go at the end of Act 3?
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