The mean old lady who insults Scout and Jem and disrespects their father.
Mrs. Dubose
100
The way Scout solves her problem with Walter Cunningham.
Beats him up / Shoves his face in dirt
100
This is what Jem lost when sneaking into the Radley place.
His pants
100
The person who said "Your father does not know how to teach."
Miss Caroline
100
One reason you might believe Tom Robinson was innocent or guilty.
Tom's left-hand is disabled, no doctor was called, etc.
200
Person whose house burned down in a fire.
Miss Maudie
200
The way Jem solves Scout's problems with Walter Cunningham.
Invited him to dinner
200
The amount of time it took the jury to decide Tom's fate.
A few hours / hours / all afternoon / etc
200
The person that this quote is about: She was no more than twenty-one. She had bright auburn hair, pink cheeks, and wore crimson fingernail polish. She also wore high-heel pumps and a red-and-white striped dress.
Miss Caroline
200
The time period that the novel is set in.
The Great Depression / 1930's
300
The person Dill stays with over the summer.
Miss Rachel / Aunt Rachel
300
This is Atticus' old nickname.
One-Shot Finch / Ol' One Shot
300
This is what Scout hears coming from the Radley house (after tire incident).
laughter
300
The person who says: "I think there is just one kind of folks. Folks."
Scout
300
The thing that Scout was dressed up as for Halloween.
A ham
400
The person that Scout gets into a fight with at Finch's Landing.
Francis
400
Narrator's Full Name
Jean Louise Finch
400
This is what Mrs. Dubose gives to Jem after she passes away.
A flower (a camellia flower in a candy box)
400
The stuff that Miss Maudie happily gave the children from her yard (hint: the kids carried it around in buckets)
Snow
400
The person that Atticus throws a water glass at.
Tom Robinson
500
The person intrigued by Boo Radley; hugged the light pole.
Dill
500
The place Walter Cunningham goes when he is absent from school.
His family farm - to work the harvest
500
This is what Calpurnia does differently at First Purchase?