Characters
Who is the narrator of the story?
Scout
What is the state in the USA that the story takes place?
Alabama
Scout gets in trouble for this skill she learned at home.
Reading
The children act out stories about this mysterious neighber.
Boo Radley
The children's fear of Boo Radley is based on these, not facts.
Rumors
Who is Scout's older brother who likes to play imaginative games?
Jem Finch
What is the name of the small town where the story takes place?
Maycomb
This family is very poor but respected in Maycomb.
The Cunninghams
Scout gets into a fight with this classmate.
Walter Cunningham
Atticus models this value by staying calm in all situations.
Integrity (or fairness)
Who is the children's summer friend who comes from Mississippi?
Dill
What is the season when Dill visits and the children play their games?
Summer
Miss Caroline offers this to Walter Cunningham.
Lunch money
Jem invites this boy to eat dinner with them.
Walter Cunningham
The town judging the Radleys and Tom Robinson without knowing them shows this theme.
Prejudice
Who is the father of Scout and Jem, and is a lawyer?
Atticus Finch
The Radley house is known for being this kind of place.
Mysterious
Walter refuses the money because of this reason.
He cannot pay it back.
Calpurnia scolds Scout for doing this at the table.
Criticizing Walter's eating manners
What does the mockingbird represent in the novel?
Innocence
Who is the mysterious neighbor who rarely leaves his house?
Boo Radley
What is the name of Scout's teacher?
Miss Caroline
What do the students ask Miss Caroline to do to calm her down after she gets upset?
Read them a story
Atticus teaches Scout this important lesson about understanding others.
Empathy
What are the different levels that people are placed in a community?
Social classes