Atticus
Jem
Scout
Arthur "Boo" Radley
Friends and Neighbors
100

Why does Atticus tell the kids to leave the Radleys alone?

What Arthur (Boo) Radley does is his own business and he had the right to not be bothered by the children.

100

What happens when Boo's family finds out that he was communicating with people?

They pour cement in the knot hole in the tree, which Boo was using to communicate with Jem and Scout

100

After Jem goes to the Radley house at night, he becomes quiet. How does Scout's response show that she is maturing?

She remembers her dad's advice to walk in someone's skin for a while, realizes that if it was her, she'd be scared too, and leaves Jem alone.

100

Name two items that Boo Radley gave to Jem and Scout

Twine, 2 pennies, 2 sticks of gum, a spelling medal, soap carvings of Jem and Scout, and a pocket watch on a chain with an aluminum knife

100

Which neighbor shot at the kids?

Mr. Nathan Radley 

200

Why does Atticus tell Jem that he'll never worry about him, because Jem will always find a solution to problems?

Because Jem had figured out how to make a snowman when there was hardly any snow on the ground.

200

When Jem sneaks onto the Radley property, what keeps him from leaving?

He gets stuck under the fence and loses his pants.

200

Why didn't Scout notice the blanket around her shoulders?

Because she had been so cold and so focused on the fire, she did not see or hear Boo Radley

200

What happens when Boo's family finds out that he was communicating with people?

They pour cement in the knot hole in the tree, which Boo was using to communicate with Jem and Scout

200

Which neighbor tells Jem and Scout that the bad weather is their fault

Mr. Avery

300

Why doesn't Atticus make the children go to school after the fire?

Because the children would have been too tired to learn anything

300

Why does Jem cry after the knothole in the Radley tree is filled with cement?

1. He is upset that he no longer has a way to be friends with Boo Radley 

2. He feels sorry for Boo Radley, because his family isolates him from the rest of the world

300

What is the only thing that Scout likes about second grade?

She and Jem get to go home together. 

300

Why does Jem not want to return the blanket that Boo put on Scout during the fire?

He does not want to get Boo into trouble with his family for leaving the house

300

Which neighbor becomes the children's friend and bakes cakes for them?

Miss Maudie 

400

Why does Atticus make the children leave the house during the fire?

He was worried that his house could catch on fire too, and wanted the children to be safe. 

400

Why do Jem and Dill go to look in the Radley place windows at night? 

1. No one will see them

2. It's easier to see in a dark house in the dark 

3. Atticus was reading a book and wouldn't hear them

4. If Boo Radley killed them, they'd miss school, not their summer vacation

400

Who does Scout think has been leaving the gifts in the Radley tree?

Miss Maudie 

400

How is Boo Radley different on the inside from how he appears on the outside?

He seems like a creepy, mean person, who does terrible things. However, he actually is kind, helpful, and thoughtful. He looks out for others.

400

Whose house burns down?

Miss Maudie's

500

What instructions does Atticus give to Jem during the fire?

1. Stand in front of the Radley Place

2. Take care of Scout

500

How does Jem make a snowman, despite there not being enough snow on the ground?

He makes a mud man, and then covers it with snow from his front and back yard, and from Mrs. Maudie's yard.

500

To whom does Scout become "engaged"?

Dill 

500

How does Boo Radley help keep Jem out of trouble?

He sews up the pants he lost, and leaves them hanging on the fence for Jem to collect.

500

What is Miss Maudie's response to her tragedy, and what does that tell you about her?

She says she's excited to build a smaller house so she can have a bigger garden. She says she was worried about her neighbors' safety. This shows she is concerned about others, and finds the positive side to life.

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