1. How do Sisters Taylor and Thomas respond to Reverend Childers' greeting?
(a) They glare at him and simply grunt in reply.
(b) They ignore him and continue with their conversation.
(c) They give him polite, strained smiles but do not respond.
(d) They immediately begin to criticize his position concerning the trial.

2. What does Sister Taylor think of Mrs. Blunt's reaction to the trial and the associated gossip?
(a) She suggests that Mrs. Blunt must be embarrassed by all of the attention.
(b) She suggests that Mrs. Blunt does not care because she has not raised Daisy properly anyway.
(c) She suggests that Mrs. Blunt is a strong woman who will not let the trouble get to her.
(d) She suggests that Mrs. Blunt must be angry about Daisy's behavior.

3. What draws Joe Clarke's attention to Jim Weston and Dave Carter's fight?
(a) Daisy runs into the store to get Joe Clarke when the men begin to fight.
(b) Their yelling at each other.
(c) The noise of the crowd.
(d) Deacon Simms runs in to get Joe Clarke when the men begin to fight.

4. What complaint does Deacon Simms have about snakes?
(a) They are the only creature of which he is afraid.
(b) He can never tell the difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes.
(c) They are messengers of the devil and represent evil.
(d) The snakes keep eating his chicks.

5. 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 is not choosing sides; he only wants justice.
(d) He says he understands their concerns, but he will not become a Baptist.