Charterers
Goes by the nickname scout
Jean Lousie finch
This woman's house catches on fire in chapter 8.
Miss Maudie
What might Tom's trial and death symbolize?
racism and prejudice?
What does amble mean?
Walk slowly
What is the setting of the story.
Maycomb, Alabama, 1933-1935
his character is Scout's brother.
Jem
poor, classmate of Scout, cannot afford lunch money
Walter Cunningham
What might the Ladies' Missionary Circle represent or symbolize? Remember, Aunt Alexandra was a member of this organization, and she invited them over for tea.
What is hypocrisy?
Literate
To be able to read and write.
who is the author of the book
Haper Lee
This character is the Finch's cook.
Calpurnia
sheriff of Maycomb, asks Atticus to shoot a wild dog.
Heck Tate
What might Boo's gifts to the children represent or symbolize? Remember, he gave them a broken pocket watch, string, two soap dolls, gum, and two lucky pennies.
friendship
Phantom
Ghost, Illusion
Who is the protagonist of the novel?
Scout
Is the wife of Tom Robinson
Helen Robinson
What game do Jem, Scout and Dill play when Dill returns to Maycomb for summer?
Boo Radley
What might Mrs. Dubose's last camellia to Jem represent or symbolize?
Forgiveness
Taciturn
Quiet, Uncommunicative
Who is the antagonist of the novel?
Bob ewell
This character is the same age as Scout and comes to visit Maycomb every summer. (Hint: He won a beautiful child contest!)
Dill
teacher, strict, unaware of her surroundings
Miss Caroline
What or who is the Gray Ghost supposed to symbolize?
Boo Radley
Nebulous
Vague, not specific
Who is the president of the United States at the time the events of the story occur?
Franklin D. Roosevelt