Chapter 7
Left by Boo Radley in the knothole
What is two sticks of gum, two scrubbed Indian-head pennies, a ball of grey twine, soap carvings resembling the children, a spelling bee medal, and a broken pocket watch?
Thinks the world is ending when she sees snow
Who is Scout Finch
Man who Atticus will defend
Who is Tom Robinson?
Was considered to be a "Mad Dog" that had rabies and was liver-colored and the pet of Maycomb
Who was Tim Johnson?
Takes care of Mrs. Dubose
Jessie
Folded on the fence with the hole patched
Gives Scout a blanket during the fire
Who is Boo Radley?
Maycomb's usual disease
What is Racism/Prejudice
Represents innocence and peace
Views Mrs. Dubose as a "great lady"
Who is Atticus Finch
Puts cement in the knothole to prevent the kids from making contact
Who is Mr. Nathan Radley
Reacts calmly to her house
Who is Miss Maudie
Represents the societal expectations placed on women of the time, and is extremely racist and gossipy
Who is Aunt Alexandra?
Thinks everyone should know about "One-Shot Finch"
Who is Scout
Destroys Mrs. Dubose camellia bushes and is forced to read to her
Who is Jem Finch
Says "tree's dying. You plug 'em with cement when they're sick. You ought to know that, Jem."
Who is Mr. Nathan Radley
A mud snowman that looks like Mr. Avery wearing Miss Maudie's hat
What is a near libel
Learns that Atticus is proud of her for the person she is becoming
Who is Heck Tate
Uses cruel verbal abuse, constant insults regarding their father's defense of Tom Robinson, and her "vicious," judgmental nature. The children are particularly enraged when she calls Atticus trash and yells at them.
Why the children don't like Mrs. Dubose
Cried over the knothole in the tree
Who is Jem
Burns to the ground
What is Miss Maudies House
Represents the new generation of racists in Alabama, gets into a fight with Scout
Who is Cecil Jacobs OR Who is Francis Hancock
Has not shot a gun in over 30 years because he feels he has an unfair advantage over other living beings
Who is Atticus Finch
Suffered from a morphine addiction and dies from a long-term terminal illness
Who is Mrs. Dubose