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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does everyone believe has happened when the church bell begins to toll?
(a) Everyone believes that the trial is about to begin.
(b) Everone believes that Jim Weston has been cleared of the charges.
(c) Everyone thinks that Dave Carter has died from his injuries.
(d) Everyone believes that Jim Weston has been convicted and sentenced.

2. What does Jim Weston assume when he sees Dave coming down the tracks?
(a) That he is heading out to see Daisy.
(b) That he is lost.
(c) That he has been run out of town, too.
(d) That he is looking for him.

3. What does Jim Weston take with him as he leaves town?
(a) His guitar and a picture of him and Dave Carter.
(b) A small suitcase and his guitar.
(c) His guitar and jacket.
(d) His guitar and a handkerchief that Daisy made for him.

4. What Bible does Reverend Childers end up using?
(a) Joe Clarke forces Deacon Simms to share his Bible.
(b) He uses the church Bible from the pulpit.
(c) He returns to his home to get his own Bible.
(d) One of the Baptists in the crowd shares his Bible with him.

5. What does Reverend Childers present as evidence against Jim Weston in the trial?
(a) He cites the rumor that Jim Weston has been stealing chickens.
(b) He uses the testimony of witnesses to prove that the beating was violent.
(c) He uses Jim Weston's own confession against him.
(d) He presents the biblical story of Sampson and the Philistines.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Daisy respond when Dave Carter and Jim Weston both choose their music over a life with her?

2. What does Dave Carter say he got enough of on Saturday night (the night of the fight)?

3. On the charge of assault and battery, how does Jim Weston plead?

4. What is Dave Carter wearing when he enters the church?

5. When did Jim Weston tell Daisy that he could kiss her every day ("as regular as pig-tracks")?

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