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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Jim Weston say that makes Daisy finally choose him over Dave Carter?
(a) He says he would give up his best friend for her.
(b) He says he would buy her a train.
(c) He says that he would jump off of an airplane just to walk with her.
(d) He says he truly loves her.

2. How does Daisy respond to Jim's anger over her visit with Dave Carter?
(a) She begins to cry and says she was just being nice.
(b) She gets angry and yells at him.
(c) She turns on her heel and walks away.
(d) She apologizes and begs for his forgiveness.

3. Why does Daisy refuse both Jim Weston and Dave Carter?
(a) She is tired of seeing the friends fighting, so she decides to leave them alone.
(b) She will not marry a man who does not want to work and earn a living.
(c) She never really wanted either of them; she was just playing a game.
(d) She has found another man in Maitland who can take care of her better.

4. Why does Jim Weston pull Daisy down to sit on the tracks with him?
(a) He is trying to comfort her.
(b) He just wants her to sit with him.
(c) He wants to kiss her.
(d) He wants to talk to her.

5. How does Deacon Simms suggest that they end the trial?
(a) He says Jim Weston should be compensated for his mistreatment.
(b) He says everyone should apologize to Jim Weston and set him free.
(c) He says they should sing, dismiss, and all return to work.
(d) He says Joe Clarke should be run out of town, and he himself should be mayor.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does everyone believe has happened when the church bell begins to toll?

2. How is Jim Weston escorted out of town?

3. What reason is given to support the idea of the Methodist minister leading the prayer?

4. Where does Daisy suggest she and Jim Weston live after they get married?

5. According to Reverend Childers, why is an ass bone close to a mule bone?

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