3. What are the workmen building at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) A prayer meeting platform.
(b) A new cell for the jail.
(c) A cross.
(d) A house.

4. What does Hornbeck claim to be?
(a) A silent observer.
(b) A critic.
(c) A martyr.
(d) A Pulitzer Prize seeker.

5. Cates claims religion should be what?
(a) Holy.
(b) Comforting.
(c) Forgiving.
(d) Interesting.

6. Who is scheduled as Drummond's first witness?
(a) A zoology professor.
(b) Darwin.
(c) Rachel.
(d) Cates.

7. What book does Drummond attempt to read out loud in court?
(a) Brady's Journal.
(b) The Bible.
(c) Collected Works of William Shakespeare.
(d) The Origin of Species.

8. Why does Cates leave Rachel's church?
(a) Due to a sermon her father gave.
(b) He does not believe in God.
(c) She found his presence immoral.
(d) The church did not like him.

9. Drummond's first witness is not allowed to teach what to the courtroom?
(a) Cates' opinion of the Bible.
(b) Flaws in Genesis.
(c) The theory of evolution.
(d) Science.

10. What does Mrs. Brady try to do for Mr. Brady prior to the prayer meeting?
(a) Feed him.
(b) Encourage him.
(c) Keep him warm.
(d) Inspire him.

11. What does Reverend Brown preach at the end of the prayer meeting?
(a) Forgiveness.
(b) Offering a hand to the weary.
(c) Hellfire and damnation.
(d) Judging thy neighbor.

12. What does Brady complain to Hornbeck about?
(a) The heat.
(b) The bias against him.
(c) His terrible writing skills.
(d) The Bible.

13. When does the town prayer meeting start?
(a) Once the judge arrives.
(b) On time.
(c) Fifteen minutes late.
(d) When Brady is ready.

14. Reverend Brown requests the crowd to do what to those who defy the Word?
(a) Love them.
(b) Guide them.
(c) Stone them.
(d) Curse them.

15. Drummond asks Howard if he has committed what crime?
(a) Murder.
(b) Adultery.
(c) Blasphemy.
(d) Theft.