1. Which of the following best describes Sister Taylor's position about Daisy's involvement in the fight between Jim Weston and Dave Carter?
(a) Sister Taylor believes that men are responsible for their own actions.
(b) Sister Taylor believes that the two men would fight about any girl.
(c) Sister Taylor believes that Daisy is innocent; it is not her fault that men find her attractive.
(d) Sister Taylor believes that Daisy caused it by showing off and teasing the men.

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

3. Which two characters are the first to speak in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Jim Weston and Joe Clarke
(b) Sister Lucy Taylor and Sister Thomas
(c) Sister Jane Babler and Sister James
(d) Teets Miller and Bootsie Pitts

4. What are Joe Clarke and Deacon Simms doing when Jim Weston and Dave Carter arrive at the store?
(a) They are playing a friendly game of checkers.
(b) They are beating each other with the mule bone.
(c) They are shaking hands and apologizing to each other.
(d) They are still arguing about the town.

5. What game are the children playing in front of the store?
(a) Red rover.
(b) Chick-me, chick-me, cranie-crow.
(c) Double-dutch.
(d) Hopscotch.