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Characters
Historical
Plot 1
Plot 2
Plot 3
100
Loves to garden; house burnt down
Miss Maudie
100
President Franklin D. Roosevelt put what economic program into place during the Great Depression?
The New Deal
100
The narrator in this novel is
Jean Louise Finch
100
Atticus tells Scout that if she will continue going to school, he will
Continue reading with her every night
100
Jem tells Dill that a Hot Steam is
Somebody who can’t get to heaven and sucks people’s breath away
200
Has mixed children
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
200
After the American Civil War most states in the South passed anti-African American legislation. This was known as what?
Jim Crow Laws
200
One character in the novel who treats Scout and Jem with respect is
Miss Maudie
200
When Walter Cunningham comes to lunch at the Finch’s house, Scout learns
Not to criticize company
200
Scout and Jem build a snowman that is a caricature of
Mr. Avery
300
Committed the crime of tempting a Negro
Mayella Ewell
300
What is unique about this novel by Harper Lee?
It was the only novel she ever wrote
300
Jem uses the money he gets for his 12th birthday to buy a model steam engine for himself and for Scout a
Twirling baton
300
During the trial, Mr. Link Deas
Stands up to defend Tom from the audience
300
Atticus makes Jem read to Mrs. Dubose so he can see
what real courage is
400
Killed with a kitchen knife
Bob Ewell
400
To Kill a Mockingbird was based on what?
Harper Lee’s life growing up in Monroeville, AL
400
After the trial, Bob Ewell does what to Atticus
Spits in his face
400
One of the critical pieces of evidence that Atticus introduces at the trial is
Bob Ewell is left-handed
400
The person who gives Dill a drink during the trial is
Mr. Raymond
500
Broke his left arm
Jem
500
Truman Capote was the inspiration for what character in TKAM?
Dill
500
Boo Radley finally emerges as a symbol of
The unknown
500
Jem and Scout are saved during an attack on the way home from the Halloween pageant by
Boo Radley
500
Realism is
The truthful imitation of actual life