1. Why does Jim Weston begin to play music?
(a) It is the only way he can express his love for Daisy.
(b) One of the men at the store requests a song.
(c) When he is nervous, he plays music.
(d) Daisy asks him to play for her.

2. Where have Jim Weston and Dave Carter been before they arrive at the store in Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) They were at Daisy's house.
(b) They have been working up North at a white-owned factory.
(c) They have been playing music at a whites-only club.
(d) They have been out working in the fields all day.

3. On the charge of assault and battery, how does Jim Weston plead?
(a) He says he did it and would do it again, but he's not guilty.
(b) He says he did not do it and is not guilty.
(c) He says he is sorry and pleads guilty.
(d) He says he is sorry that he did it, but he is not guilty.

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

5. Why does Sister Jones say she won't testify for Jim Weston?
(a) She says she does not care what happens; she does not like Jim Weston or Dave Carter.
(b) She says she does not know enough about the fight.
(c) Her husband will not let her speak in court.
(d) She likes Dave Carter more and believes that he did not deserve to be beaten.