True/False
Match characters with motivation
Plot
Literary Devices
100
Atticus wishes that Scout would act more like a “lady”.
What is false?
100
This character is motivated by revenge.
Who is Bob Ewell?
100
This is how Jem breaks his elbow.
What is getting attacked by Bob Ewell?
100
The mockingbird is this literary device representing innocence.
What is a symbol?
200
Boo Radley killed Bob Ewell.
What is true?
200
This character is motivated by moral responsibility.
Who is Atticus Finch?
200
This is Scout's pageant costume.
What is a ham?
200
The repeating idea of small-town life in the novel is an example of this literary device.
What is a motif?
300
Aunt Alexandra feels as if Atticus is not doing a good job raising his children.
What is true?
300
This character is motivated by adolescence.
Who is Jem Finch?
300
According to Atticus, this is the human institution that makes us all equal.
What is court?
300
Aunt Alexandra having a bad feeling before Scout's pageant is an example of this.
What is foreshadowing?
400
The black community is bitter towards Atticus after Tom Robinson dies.
What is false?
400
This character is motivated by shame and embarassment.
Who is Mayella Ewell?
400
This is what Dill and Scout learn from Mr. Dolphus Raymond.
What is that people are not always what they appear to be?
400
The particular way the characters speak is an example of this literary device.
What is dialect?
500
When the mob outside the jail is breaking up, Mr. Underwood is watching from an upstairs window with a shotgun in his hand.
What is true?
500
This character is motivated by curiosity.
Who is Stephanie Crawford?
500
This is the moment in the novel when Scout finally understands Boo Radley.
What is when Scout stands on the Radley porch?
500
These are the two characters who best represent mockingbirds.
Who are Tom Robinson and Boo Radley?
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