1. What reason is given to support the idea of the Baptist minister leading the prayer before trial?
(a) The Baptist minister has more formal education.
(b) The Baptists say better prayers that the Methodists.
(c) Joe Clarke is a Baptist, and he is acting as the judge.
(d) The trial is in his church, so he should say the prayer.

2. What problem do the Methodists have with the sermon that Reverend Childers preached on the day before the trial?
(a) The sermon lasted far too long.
(b) The sermon was too sympathetic to Jim Weston's case.
(c) They accuse him of trying the case before the actual trial.
(d) His ideas are not supported by the Bible's teachings.

3. According to Jim Weston, how much does he love Daisy?
(a) So much that he is about to explode.
(b) As much as a mother bear loves her cub.
(c) As much as God loves his best angel, Gabriel.
(d) So much that he would eat a live scorpion for her.

4. What is Jim Weston's sentence for his crime?
(a) Two years of exile from the town.
(b) Two years of hard labor.
(c) Two months imprisoned in the barn.
(d) Community service.

5. Why does Daisy refuse both Jim Weston and Dave Carter?
(a) She will not marry a man who does not want to work and earn a living.
(b) She never really wanted either of them; she was just playing a game.
(c) She is tired of seeing the friends fighting, so she decides to leave them alone.
(d) She has found another man in Maitland who can take care of her better.