1. What does Deacon Simms say he will use as his legal reference during the trial?
(a) He says he will use the law books that he borrowed from the library.
(b) He says he will use the Bible, from beginning to end.
(c) He says he will use the evidence and let that speak for itself.
(d) He says he will use his own legal knowledge and experience.

2. What does Sister Taylor do to end the argument with the sassy young girl?
(a) She embarrasses the girl in front her friends.
(b) She turns the girl over her knee and spanks her.
(c) She calls the girl's mother over and lets the mother deal with her.
(d) She heads to the church to tell the girl's mother.

3. How does Joe Clarke defend himself against Sisters Taylor and Thomas when he arrives at the trial?
(a) He says they should all learn to look past their differences and get along with others.
(b) He says he does not have to answer to anyone, especially to women.
(c) He says he understands their concerns, but he will not become a Baptist.
(d) He says he is not choosing sides; he only wants justice.

4. How do Jim Weston and Dave Carter react to Daisy's return?
(a) They begin to push and shove each other.
(b) They are both too nervous to say anything.
(c) They immediately break into song.
(d) They playfully criticize each other to try to impress Daisy.

5. How do Sisters Taylor and Thomas greet Joe Clarke when he arrives at the trial?
(a) They wish him luck.
(b) They criticize him for taking the Baptist side of the argument.
(c) They ignore him and do not speak to him at all.
(d) They ask to pray with him for a peaceful resolution to the trial.