Characters
She is our narrator.
Who is Scout?
Scout rolls in this into the Radley yard.
What is a tire?
By going over to Mrs. Dubose's house, Jem shows this.
What is courage?
This woman accused this man of assaulting her. Give both names.
Who are Mayella Ewell and Tom Robinson?
These laws kept people separated by skin color in all aspects of life, including schools, stores, and restaurants.
What are the Jim Crow Laws?
Who is Arthur "Boo" Radley?
Scout starts finding these in the knothole tree.
What are gifts?
Jem telling on Dill sneaking into their house highlights this theme.
What is growing up?
Atticus asks Bob Ewell to do this.
What is write his name.
This major event happened at the end of 1929.
What is the Great Depression?
She came to Maycomb to be a good influence on the family.
Who is Aunt Alexandra?
He attacks Scout and Jem.
Who is Bob Ewell?
Tom Robinson's trial and the treatment of Boo Radley are examples of this theme.
What is prejudice?
Atticus knows that they have lost because of this.
What is the Jury not looking at him?
This character is based off of a close relation to the author.
Who is Atticus?
Came to Maycomb for Christmas.
Who is Jack Finch?
Dill makes up stories about his parents because of this reason.
Atticus shooting the dog is this type of this theme.
What is moral courage?
This aspect of Tom's appearance should have ruled him out of commiting this crime.
What is his shriveled left arm?
This trial influenced Harper Lee's writing of Tom Robinson's trial.
What is the Scottsboro Boys case?
He is the owner of the Maycomb Tribune, and supports Atticus during the trial.
Who is Mr. Underwood?
Heck Tate makes this major decision about Bob Ewell's death.
What is decides the Bob fell on his own knife?
Tom, Jem, and Boo are considered mockingbirds because of this.
What is because they are innocents?
Atticus knows Tom couldn't have hit Mayella because of this.
What is Mayella had bruises on the right side of her face meaning that a left handed person hit her.
This important role in a court case was represented by Atticus in the novel.
What is a defense attorney?