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

2. What does Daisy suggest Jim Weston can do for a living after they get married?
(a) She suggests that he will make plenty of money as a guitar player.
(b) She suggests that he become a yard man and give up the guitar.
(c) She suggests that he can become a waiter in Maitland.
(d) She assures him that she will make enough to support them both.

3. What does Deacon Simms say he will use as his legal reference during the trial?
(a) He says he will use the law books that he borrowed from the library.
(b) He says he will use his own legal knowledge and experience.
(c) He says he will use the Bible, from beginning to end.
(d) He says he will use the evidence and let that speak for itself.

4. Why does Sister Taylor doubt that the girl's mother will influence the girl?
(a) She knows that the girl only listens to her father.
(b) She says that a child that mean will not listen to anyone.
(c) She knows that the mother tries but has no control over the daughter.
(d) She says the girl's mother does not behave any better than the daughter.

5. What excuse does Daisy give Dave Carter to explain why she has not chosen him?
(a) He does not really need her.
(b) She cannot marry them both; she has to choose.
(c) He is less sincere than Jim Weston.
(d) She does not believe that he will ever give up singing and dancing.