1. According to Sister Taylor, what will ruin a person's eyesight?
(a) Having one's eye teeth pulled out.
(b) Handling a mule bone.
(c) Gossiping about neighbors.
(d) Reading without enough light.

2. What do the men at the store begin to talk about after Jim Weston and Dave Carter arrive?
(a) They talk about who will win Daisy's heart.
(b) They return to talking about the town's snake problem.
(c) They talk about the weather and how it will affect the harvest.
(d) They go back to arguing about whether the town needs a jail.

3. What is Mary Ella's criticism about the Methodist Church?
(a) She says that no matter how nice it looks, God does not visit there.
(b) She says the Methodist Church does not have a church bell.
(c) She says that it might be big, but they do not have enough members to fill it.
(d) She says that it does not have any windows and it is located in the swamp.

4. Why do some women challenge Joe Clarke's involvement in Jim Weston's trial?
(a) The Methodist women criticize him for holding the trial in a Baptist church.
(b) The Baptist women criticize him because he is a Methodist.
(c) All of the women believe that he should bring in a judge from out of town.
(d) Many women believe that he should not be the judge because the incident occurred on his property.

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