1. Where does Daisy suggest she and Jim Weston live after they get married?
(a) In another state.
(b) In Maitland, at her employer's farm.
(c) It does not matter.
(d) In town, with her mother.

2. How does Sister Taylor defend herself when Joe Lindsay chastises her for arguing in church?
(a) She says she is not the only one who is talking.
(b) She says he has no right to tell her what to do.
(c) She criticizes him for not feeding his horse.
(d) She criticizes him for beating his wife.

3. When the fighting children enter, what does Sister Taylor look for, and what does she intend to do with it?
(a) She looks for a rock to throw at the children.
(b) She looks for another adult to help back her up.
(c) She looks for a stick with which she can hit the children.
(d) She looks for an easy exit so she can get away from the children.

4. Describe the relationship between the Methodists and the Baptists in town.
(a) They do not agree on many ideas and do not get along.
(b) They are beginning to learn how to accept one another.
(c) They work together to fight corruption.
(d) They are friendly toward one another.

5. According to Sister Taylor, what will be the cause of the next trial?
(a) Daisy will be on trial for causing all of the turmoil in town.
(b) She will be on trial for beating other people's children.
(c) Deacon Lindsay will be on trial for beating a woman.
(d) She will be on trial for beating some of the Baptists.