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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Daisy threaten to do when both Jim Weston and Dave Carter try to hug her?
(a) She threatens to leave town and return to the North.
(b) She threatens to find another man who will appreciate her.
(c) She threatens to leave them both and go back to work.
(d) She threatens to go to her mother's house and leave them standing along the railroad.

2. How do the Baptists respond to Jim Weston entering the church?
(a) The whisper about him as he walks up the aisle.
(b) They taunt him with chicken and rooster calls.
(c) They cheer him and shout words of encouragement.
(d) In unison, they all turn their backs on him.

3. How does Daisy respond when Dave Carter and Jim Weston both choose their music over a life with her?
(a) She slowly walks back toward the town from which she had come.
(b) She laughs at first because she thinks they are joking.
(c) She shakes her fist at them and calls them names.
(d) She sniffs at them and stomps off toward home.

4. To prove his love for Daisy, how much time would Jim Weston do on a chain gang?
(a) Forty years.
(b) Life.
(c) Fifty years.
(d) Twenty years.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the setting of Act 3?

2. Why does Jim Weston think that the "mess and stink" was all for nothing?

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

4. What does Sister Taylor suggest that Sister Lewis should do for her daughter?

5. What reason is given to support the idea of the Methodist minister leading the prayer?

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