Characters (section 1)
Characters (section 2)
Character (section 3)
Multiple choice (section 1)
Multiple choice (section 2)
100
Atticus Finch
He was Maycomb County born and bred; he knew his people and they knew him. He was related to nearly every family in town.
100
Walter Cunningham
One of the leaders of the lynch mob.
100
Miss Rachel Haverford
Dill's Aunt
100
During the time period of the novel, the U.S. was involved in
a depression
100
When Scout falls out of the tire, she feels that Boo is still alive because...
she thinks she hears someone inside laughing.
200
Charles Baker Harris (Dill)
He was right puny for goin' on seven. He wore blue linen shorts and had snow-white hair.
200
Calpurnia's son who "lines" hymns at First Purchase
Zeebo
200
Mr. Avery
A neighbor who blames bad kids for the snowfall
200
Dill encourages Jem and Scout to "make Boo Radley come out" and dares Jem to
Touch the Radley house
200
Atticus woke Scout in the middle of the night because
Miss. Maudie's house was on fire.
300
Miss Caroline Fisher
She had bright auburn hair and looked and smelled like a peppermint drop.
300
Harper Lee
Author of this novel
300
Braxton Underwood
A newspaper publisher and editor
300
Miss Caroline is angry with Scout because...
Scout knows how to read and write
300
Miss Maudie described Atticus as being
"The same in his house as he is on the public street"
400
Miss Maudie Atkinson
She was a widow, a chameleon lady who worked in her flower beds wearing an old straw hat and men's overalls.
400
Mayella Ewell
A terribly lonely person, even lonelier than Boo Radley.
400
Dolphus Raymond
A white man who prefers to lives with Negroes.
400
Miss Caroline's handling of Burris Ewell reflects her
lack of understanding of the town and children.
400
According to Miss Maudie, Atticus gave up shooting because...
He had an unfair advantage over living creatures.
500
Burris Ewell
He was the filthiest human I had ever seen. His neck was dark grey and the backs of his hand were rusty.
500
Mr. Gilmer
Prosecuting attorney in the Robinson case.
500
Alexandra Hancock
very "proper" relative who comes to provide a feminine influence in the house.
500
The "trick" that Atticus tries to teach Scout is..
To see situations from other points of view
500
When Jem was reading, Mrs. Dubose was trying to free herself from
morphine addiction
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