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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What evidence does Dave Carter present to prove that he is as clean as everybody else?
(a) He sniffs under his arm and declares himself clean.
(b) He says he has had a bath that very day.
(c) He lets Reverend Childers check for dirt behind his ears.
(d) He says he goes swimming nearly every day.

2. On the charge of assault and battery, how does Jim Weston plead?
(a) He says he is sorry and pleads guilty.
(b) He says he did it and would do it again, but he's not guilty.
(c) He says he is sorry that he did it, but he is not guilty.
(d) He says he did not do it and is not guilty.

3. 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 turns on her heel and walks away.
(c) She gets angry and yells at him.
(d) She apologizes and begs for his forgiveness.

4. What argument does Deacon Simms use to defend Jim Weston?
(a) He says that according to white law and the Bible, a mule bone is not a weapon.
(b) He says that Jim was simply defending himself from Dave's angry tirade.
(c) He says that it was an innocent disagreement between friends, but not a crime.
(d) He says that Jim was full of rage and did not realize what he was doing.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. To prove his love for Daisy, how much time would Jim Weston do on a chain gang?

2. Who defends herself by saying that everyone's house has some bedbugs and lice?

3. Who receives the applause from the Methodist side of the church?

4. Why does Jim Weston pull Daisy down to sit on the tracks with him?

5. What will Jim Weston do to support himself and Daisy?

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