Characters
Conflicts
Symbols
Developments
Mockingbird Fun Facts
100

This character defends TomRobinson and faces criticism from his own family during Christmas

Atticus Finch

100

Scout gets into conflict at school because her teacher criticizes this family member's way of teaching her to read

Atticus Finch

100

This animal, representing hidden danger in moral courage, appears when Atticus proves he is not just old

A dog 

or 

Tom Johnson

100

Scouts understanding of Atticus begins to change in chapter 10 when she learns he was once known by this name

One Shot Finch

100

True or False...

 Mockingbirds only copy other birds

False

200

This cousin of Scout pressures her to act more ladylike during the Finch family gathering

Francis Hancock 

200

Scout walks away from this classmate after he insults Atticus

Cecil Jacobs

200

Mrs. Dubose's struggle with this substance symbolizes the idea that true courage is in fighting even when you know you will lose

morphine/ her addiction to it

200

A key development in Scout's maturity happens after Uncle Jack punishes her because she realizes adults do not always do this before judging

Listen to the full story
200

Mockingbirds mainly eat these two things

insects and berries

300

This elderly neighbor is known for her harsh personality

Mrs. Dubose

300

What lesson does Socut teach her Uncle

Listening to Scouts side of the story

300

At the end of chapter 11, the single camellia Mrs. Dubose leaves Jem symbolizes this act towards him after he ruined her flowers

Forgiveness

300

Jem develops a more adult understanding of courage after Atticus explains why Mr.s Dubose wanted to free herself from this before dying

morphine addiction

300

What does the scientific name, mimis polyglottos mean?

Means "many-tongued mimic"

400

Thus, the character punishes Scout for fighting, even though he understands why she did it

Uncle Jack

400

A major internal conflict for Scout is choosing between fighting people or following this advice from Atticus

Keeping her temper under control and walking away

400
The air riffles Uncle Jack gives Scout, and Jem symbolize this stage of life that the children are beginning to leave behind as the novel becomes more serious 

Childhood innocence

400

The children's view of Atticus develops dramatically after he shoots the rabid dog because they realize he has this hidden quality

Quiet strength/talent/humility

400

A mockingbird can learn around this many songs in its lifetime

about 200 songs

500

This character is indirectly involved in the conflict, as his case causes tension within the Finch family.

Tom Robinson

500

What is the central conflict between Atticus and this aspect of Maycomb's society due to the case he is on

It is Maycomb's racism and prejudice 

500

What is the symbolism of the books Jem reads to Mrs. Dubose

It is a bridge between opposing worlds and the understanding of true courage

500

Chapters 9-11 develop the novel's theme of moral courage through Atticus's decision to defend Tom Robinson even though he knows this will happen

The town will criticize and judge him and his family

500

This famous 19th-century naturalist wrote that the northern mockingbird could imitate with surprising exactness the songs of the other birds, noting its skill in his travel to the Americas

Charles Darwin

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