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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 1.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What complaint does Deacon Simms have about snakes?
(a) He can never tell the difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes.
(b) They are messengers of the devil and represent evil.
(c) The snakes keep eating his chicks.
(d) They are the only creature of which he is afraid.
2. How do the men at the store react to the arrival of Teets Miller and Bootsie Pitts?
(a) They agree that both women are just as pretty as Daisy.
(b) They are too shy to speak to them directly.
(c) They do not even notice.
(d) They agree that the women are attractive, but not as attractive as Daisy.
3. How does Dave Carter react to Jim Weston's anger?
(a) He punches Jim Weston in the stomach.
(b) He accuses Jim Weston of being an inferior musician.
(c) He apologizes to his friend.
(d) He ignores him and escorts Daisy into the store so he can buy her a treat.
4. Where did Joe Lindsay find the mule bone?
(a) He always carries it with him when he walks to town in order to fight off stray dogs.
(b) He says he found it while he was hunting.
(c) It is his good luck charm, so he never leaves home without it.
(d) He says he found it behind the store.
5. Where have Jim Weston and Dave Carter been before they arrive at the store in Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) They were at Daisy's house.
(b) They have been out working in the fields all day.
(c) They have been playing music at a whites-only club.
(d) They have been working up North at a white-owned factory.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are Joe Clarke and Deacon Simms doing when Jim Weston and Dave Carter arrive at the store?
2. What does Dave Carter buy for Daisy?
3. What do the men at the store begin to talk about after Jim Weston and Dave Carter arrive?
4. Where is Jim Weston held until his trial?
5. Why does Jim Weston jump up to fight Dave Carter in Act 1, Scene 1?
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