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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is Joe Clarke?
(a) He is the owner of the general store and the mayor of the town.
(b) He is the Methodist minister.
(c) He is the Baptist minister.
(d) He is one of the men in love with Daisy.
2. What argument does Deacon Simms use to defend Jim Weston?
(a) He says that Jim was full of rage and did not realize what he was doing.
(b) He says that Jim was simply defending himself from Dave's angry tirade.
(c) He says that it was an innocent disagreement between friends, but not a crime.
(d) He says that according to white law and the Bible, a mule bone is not a weapon.
3. What does Deacon Simms suggest they do about the problem of snakes in the area?
(a) He says they need to hold a prayer service to drive the snakes out of the area.
(b) He says that they need to put out traps for them and relocate the snakes.
(c) He says that they should leave them alone since even snakes serve God's purpose.
(d) He says they need to cut down the weeds around town.
4. From which mule did the bone originally come?
(a) The mule that escaped from Will Cody's pasture.
(b) Lum Boger's old mule.
(c) No one knows.
(d) Matt Brazzle's mean mule.
5. How does Deacon Lindsay respond to Sister Taylor's and Sister Thomas' actions in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) He gets angry and wants to know why they aren't speaking.
(b) He extends his hand and asks for a reconciliation.
(c) He is offended and turns to leave.
(d) He laughs because he thinks they are behaving like children.
Short Answer Questions
1. What evidence does Sister Hambo provide to prove that she is telling the truth?
2. What does Dave Carter do while Jim Weston plays music?
3. According to Deacon Simms, what kind of day is it in Act 1, Scene 2?
4. Where has Daisy been before her return to town?
5. What complaint does Deacon Simms have about snakes?
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