To Kill a Mockingbird 1
This young narrator tells the story of life in Maycomb.
Who is Scout Finch?
This is Scout’s older brother.
Who is Jem Finch?
This character dreams of being able to tend rabbits.
Who is Lennie?
This is the character who promises Lennie's aunt that he will take care of him.
Who is George?
Juror 8 is the first person to vote this verdict.
What is not guilty?
This character defends Tom Robinson in court.
Who is Atticus Finch?
This is Atticus's sister who comes to live with the Finch family.
Who is Aunt Alexandra?
This is the name of the elderly worker on the farm whose dog is shot.
Who is Candy?
This is the small animal that Lennie kills before the tragic death of Curley's wife.
What is a puppy?
The boy on trial is accused of killing his father with this weapon.
What is a knife/switchblade?
This man saves Scout from Bob Ewell.
Who is Arthur “Boo” Radley?
To Kill a Mockingbird takes place during this historical event.
What is the Great Depression?
Lennie kills this character after he is rubbing her hair too roughly.
Who is Curley's Wife?
Curley is perpetually paranoid about his wife's whereabouts in the presence of this skilled mule driver.
Who is Slim?
This causes too much noise for the neighbor's testimony to be consider viable.
What is the el train?
This boy visits Scout and Jem every summer.
Who is Dill (Charles Baker Harris)?
The town where the story takes place.
What is Maycomb, Alabama?
This is the place that symbolizes George and Lennie's dream.
What is the farm?
This is the character who pressures Candy to shoot his dog.
Who is Carlson?
The old lady across the street likely had trouble seeing the murder as well as she thought because she was missing these.
What are her glasses?
This character is the Finch family maid.
Who is Calpurnia?
This event destroys Miss Maudie’s house.
What is a fire?
This character wears a glove filled with vaseline.
Who is Curley?
Of Mice and Men what written in the style of this literary movement.
What is naturalism?
The jurors' decision needs to be this in order to convict the defendant.
What is unanimous?