1. What does Sister Taylor suggest that changes Sister Jones' mind about testifying?
(a) She assures her that everyone else in town will be testifying, so she should join in.
(b) She says that the issue is not about Jim Weston, but about defending themselves from the Baptists.
(c) She convinces her that Jim Weston is really an honest, hard-working man who deserves their support.
(d) She convinces her that it is their civic responsibility to testify.

2. Why does Sister Taylor doubt that the girl's mother will influence the girl?
(a) She knows that the mother tries but has no control over the daughter.
(b) She knows that the girl only listens to her father.
(c) She says the girl's mother does not behave any better than the daughter.
(d) She says that a child that mean will not listen to anyone.

3. On what errand does Joe Clarke send Lum Boger?
(a) To get the gavel.
(b) To work at the store during the trial.
(c) To get the witnesses.
(d) To get Jim Weston and the mule bone from the barn.

4. Which of the following best describes the exchange between Sister Taylor and Deacon Lindsay?
(a) They say little, but they exchange vicious glances.
(b) They playfully tease each other.
(c) Their exchange leads to improved relations between both sides.
(d) They criticize each other and threaten to fight.

5. Which of the following best describes Teets Miiller and Bootsie Pitts?
(a) They are tomboys who want to be included in the boys' games.
(b) They are demure and shy.
(c) Men are attracted to them because of their dependability and modesty.
(d) They dress up and come to the store only to show off for the men.