Ch. 6-10 A
These show that Boo has been watching Jem and Scout over the years.
the soap dolls
Alexandra criticizes him because of his family.
Dill
Black defendant
Tom Robinson
location of Dubose house
two doors up from the finches
Who is Jessie?
Mrs. Dubose's servant
Scouts gets this from Uncle Jack
Spanking
Racist brat
Francis
Finch homestead
Finches Landing
What does CSA stand for in this chapter?
Confederate States of America
What book does Jem read to Mrs. Dubose?
Ivanhoe
This yearly event has two sides to it for Scout and Jem
Christmas
Sherriff
Heck Tate
Made Scout forget her promise to Atticus, at school
Cecil Jacobs
What does Jem buy for himself with his birthday money?
What does Jem buy for Scout?
a baton
Atticus tells scout that this is the one thing that doesn’t abide by majority rule.
a person's conscience
What does Atticus say when Scout asks, "Are we going to win it?"
No
Tim Johnson has this disease
Rabies
Jem is creeped out by the interior of this house.
Mrs. DuBose's
What Mrs. Dubose was addicted to
Morphine
Scout wants to brag about this
Atticus's shooting ability
Give two ways in which Scout says Atticus differs from other fathers.
he works in an office, doesn’t play football, doesn't hunt, wears glasses, and never plays poker
Atticus is nearly ___ years old.
fifty (50)
Atticus says Mrs. Dubose was a _____ _____.
great lady
Mrs. Dubose predicts Scout will grow up to be a ________ at the ________.
A waitress at the OK Cafe
Atticus's nickname as a boy
One-shot Finch
If Atticus didn't defend Tom Robinson, he would not be able to do these three things again
hold up his head in town
represent the county in the legislature
tell Scout or Jem not to do something again
What was Scout planning on making with the chemistry set Jem got for Christmas, and why?
make invisible ink, to write to Dill in
Atticus' definition of _____ is when when you know you're licked but you begin anyway, and you see it through no matter what. You rarely win, but sometimes you do.
COURAGE
What is the camellia a symbol for?
white supremacy