What does Scout get in trouble for on her first day of school?
She can read and write.
Which of the following things did Boo NOT leave in the tree: gum, twine, pennies, playing cards?
Playing cards
Jem
What is lice called by the kids in Maycomb?
Cootie
Who put the brown wool blanket around Scout the night of the fire?
Boo Radley
What natural phenomenon happens in Maycomb for the first time in years?
It snows.
Who is Dill's fiance, a tomboy, and the youngest child of Atticus?
Jean Louise Finch, aka Scout
What are scuppernongs?
Grapes
What happens when Scout rolls in the tire and lands inside the Radley's gate?
She hears laughing inside the house.
What does Mrs. Dubose do before she dies?
She quits her morphine habit.
Whose hand is "as wide as a bed slate and just as hard"?
Calpurnia
What's a forceful speech that expresses criticism?
Tirade
Why does Atticus say he had Jem read to Mrs. Dubose?
So Jem could see what real courage looks like.
How does Miss Maudie know Boo Radley is still alive inside his house?
She hasn't seen his body taken out yet.
Walter Cunningham
What is a temporary change?
Aberration
Why does Atticus tell Scout he took Tom Robinson's case?
It was the right thing to do.
How does Miss Maudie feel about her house burning down?
She's kind of happy.
Who is Scout's 1st grade teacher that doesn't really understand the families that live in Maycomb?
Miss Caroline
What is general politeness called?
Cordiality
Why do Cecil Jacobs, cousin Francis, and other kids start taunting Scout about her father?
He's defending Tom Robinson, a black man.
What do the children realize about their father, Atticus, in Chapter 10?
Who is the character that likes bow-ties and gets beaten up by Scout?
Cousin Francis Hancock
What is a distinguishing feature?
Lineament