to kill a mockingbird harper lee 1. the narrator of the story is 1. dill dill 2. scout scout 3. jem...

To Kill a MockingbirdTo Kill a Mockingbird

Harper LeeHarper Lee

1. 1. The narrator of the story is The narrator of the story is 1.1. DillDill

2.2. ScoutScout

3.3. JemJem

4.4. BooBoo

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WAY TO GO!WAY TO GO!

2. 2. The first chapter focuses on The first chapter focuses on telling stories. This primarily telling stories. This primarily

serves to:serves to: 1.1. Mimic the random thoughts in Scout's mMimic the random thoughts in Scout's m

ind ind 2.2. Tie each of the individual characters to tTie each of the individual characters to t

heir family and history heir family and history 3.3. Lengthen the novel Lengthen the novel 4.4. Make the story appealing to a younger aMake the story appealing to a younger a

udience udience

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3. 3. Scout and Jem are how old Scout and Jem are how old when the novel begins? when the novel begins?

(respectively)(respectively) 1.1. 5 and 8 5 and 8

2.2. 6 and 10 6 and 10

3.3. 8 and 12 8 and 12

4.4. 9 and 13 9 and 13

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4. 4. What is the reason for the What is the reason for the author's choice of a young author's choice of a young

narrator?narrator? 1.1. To remove moral bias from the story To remove moral bias from the story

2.2. To allow the story to be presented by sTo allow the story to be presented by someone who cannot take an active roleomeone who cannot take an active role

3.3. To allow the narrator to mature as the To allow the narrator to mature as the story progresses story progresses

4.4. All of the above All of the above

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5. 5. Superstition causes the children Superstition causes the children to be afraid of which family's to be afraid of which family's

house?house? 1.1. FinchFinch

2.2. RobinsonRobinson

3.3. RadleyRadley

4.4. HarrisHarris

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6. 6. Scout is unusual for a first Scout is unusual for a first grader becausegrader because

1.1. She is taller than all the other children She is taller than all the other children

2.2. She can read and write She can read and write

3.3. She speaks a foreign language She speaks a foreign language

4.4. She can outrun all the boys She can outrun all the boys

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7. 7. The school setting in the The school setting in the second chapter allows Lee tosecond chapter allows Lee to

1.1. Show the general disrespect that children hShow the general disrespect that children have for authority ave for authority

2.2. Blame the education system for the incidenBlame the education system for the incidents which follow in the novel ts which follow in the novel

3.3. Introduce the reader to the various familiesIntroduce the reader to the various families, as well as their peculiarities, in , as well as their peculiarities, in MaycombMaycomb county county

4.4. Denounce the segregation of blacks and wDenounce the segregation of blacks and whites hites

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8. 8. How much time do the How much time do the Ewell children spend in Ewell children spend in

school?school? 1.1. Through the sixth grade Through the sixth grade

2.2. None None

3.3. Through college Through college

4.4. The first day of every school year The first day of every school year

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9. 9. The Ewell family isThe Ewell family is

1.1. Highly respected in town Highly respected in town

2.2. Supportive of equal rights for all races Supportive of equal rights for all races

3.3. One of the poorest, least educated families One of the poorest, least educated families in in MaycombMaycomb

4.4. A family of both black and white people A family of both black and white people

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10. 10. Walter Cunningham surprises Walter Cunningham surprises Scout in which of the following Scout in which of the following

ways?ways? 1.1. He pours molasses onto his food He pours molasses onto his food

2.2. He failed to pass first grade due to hiHe failed to pass first grade due to his having to leave to work on the farms having to leave to work on the farm

3.3. He discusses farming in a very maturHe discusses farming in a very mature way with e way with AtticusAtticus

4.4. All of the above All of the above

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11. 11. What items to Scout and Jem What items to Scout and Jem take from the knot-hole in one take from the knot-hole in one of the oak trees in the Radley's of the oak trees in the Radley's

front yard?front yard?

1.1. Both Gum and PenniBoth Gum and Pennies es

2.2. PenniesPennies

3.3. Gum Gum

4.4. None of the above None of the above

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12. What activity do Dill, Scout and 12. What activity do Dill, Scout and Jem frequently like to play with Jem frequently like to play with respect to the Radley family? respect to the Radley family?

1.1. They all run into the They all run into the RadleyRadley yard and touch the house before fleeing yard and touch the house before fleeing

2.2. They all role tires into the yard They all role tires into the yard

3.3. They all pretend to be various members They all pretend to be various members of the of the RadleyRadley family and act out the stabbing scene family and act out the stabbing scene


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13. When Jem and Dill start to exclude 13. When Jem and Dill start to exclude Scout from their activities, with whom Scout from their activities, with whom

does she spend more time? does she spend more time?

1.1. AtticusAtticus

2.2. MaudieMaudie Atkinson Atkinson

3.3. Boo Boo RadleyRadley

4.4. CalpurniaCalpurnia

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14. What do Jem, Dill and Scout do 14. What do Jem, Dill and Scout do that causes Mr. Radley to shoot at that causes Mr. Radley to shoot at

them?them? 1.1. They sneak into the They sneak into the RadleyRadley

yard and try to peak into a window yard and try to peak into a window 2.2. He catches them once again play-actinHe catches them once again play-actin

g Boo g Boo RadleyRadley stabbing his father stabbing his father

3.3. JemJem accidentally hits the accidentally hits the RadleyRadley house while practicing with his new gu house while practicing with his new gun n

4.4. He catches them stealing money that hHe catches them stealing money that has been hidden in a tree in his yard as been hidden in a tree in his yard

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15. Mr. Radley's plugging up the knot-15. Mr. Radley's plugging up the knot-hole best symbolizes which of the hole best symbolizes which of the

following? following? 1.1. The futile attempt to prolong life by patThe futile attempt to prolong life by pat

ching up deadly wounds ching up deadly wounds

2.2. The sealing off of generosity The sealing off of generosity

3.3. The loss of childhood pleasures and theThe loss of childhood pleasures and the transition to adulthood responsibilities transition to adulthood responsibilities

4.4. The withdrawal of Boo The withdrawal of Boo RadleyRadley from society forever from society forever

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16. Which two characters are the 16. Which two characters are the "outcasts" of the novel, maligned by "outcasts" of the novel, maligned by

Maycomb society? Maycomb society?

1.1. JemJem and Scout and Scout

2.2. CalpurniaCalpurnia and Aunt Alexandra and Aunt Alexandra

3.3. Boo Boo RadleyRadley and and MaudieMaudie Atkinson Atkinson

4.4. Boo Boo RadleyRadley and Tom Robinson and Tom Robinson

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17. After Atticus Finch agrees to 17. After Atticus Finch agrees to defend Tom Robinson, what does defend Tom Robinson, what does

Scout hear at school? Scout hear at school?

1.1. AtticusAtticus is "an immigrant" is "an immigrant"

2.2. AtticusAtticus is "a nigger lover" is "a nigger lover"

3.3. AtticusAtticus is "a coward" is "a coward"

4.4. AtticusAtticus is "a racist" is "a racist"

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18. For Christmas, Jem and Scout 18. For Christmas, Jem and Scout receive what presents while staying receive what presents while staying

with their Uncle Jack? with their Uncle Jack?

1.1. PenniesPennies

2.2. PuppiesPuppies

3.3. Air rifles Air rifles

4.4. Gum Gum

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19. Aunt Alexandra's grandson Francis 19. Aunt Alexandra's grandson Francis calls Atticus a "nigger-lover"; how calls Atticus a "nigger-lover"; how

does Scout react? does Scout react?

1.1. She punches him in the mouth She punches him in the mouth

2.2. She screams at him and waits until thShe screams at him and waits until the adults arrive e adults arrive

3.3. She runs away She runs away

4.4. She stays silent, exactly as She stays silent, exactly as AtticusAtticus had ordered her to had ordered her to

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20. Why does Atticus know that he 20. Why does Atticus know that he will lose his case with Tom Robinson? will lose his case with Tom Robinson?

1.1. Because the Because the EwellsEwells are well respected in the town are well respected in the town

2.2. Because Tom actually committed the Because Tom actually committed the rape, and everyone in the town knowsrape, and everyone in the town knows it it

3.3. Because the judge is biased Because the judge is biased 4.4. Because it is the word of a black man Because it is the word of a black man

against a white man, and the jury will against a white man, and the jury will listen to the white man listen to the white man

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21. What is the best reason why 21. What is the best reason why Atticus accepts a case that he knows Atticus accepts a case that he knows

he will lose? he will lose? 1.1. Because he needs the money Because he needs the money

2.2. To maintain his conscience and his intTo maintain his conscience and his integrity egrity

3.3. Because he is acquainted with the Because he is acquainted with the Robinson family Robinson family

4.4. To raise a furor within the town of To raise a furor within the town of Maycomb Maycomb

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22. Which of the following are 22. Which of the following are parallels in the novel? parallels in the novel?

1.1. Atticus and Scout fighting communal Atticus and Scout fighting communal tradition to maintain their individual tradition to maintain their individual identities identities

2.2. Tom Robinson and Boo Radley being Tom Robinson and Boo Radley being ostracized by society ostracized by society

3.3. Both of the above Both of the above


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23. When Jem and Scout get their air 23. When Jem and Scout get their air guns, what does Atticus tell them it is guns, what does Atticus tell them it is

a sin to shoot? a sin to shoot?

1.1. Tin cans Tin cans

2.2. Dogs Dogs

3.3. A mockingbirA mockingbird d

4.4. Bluebirds Bluebirds

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24. Atticus' role in shooting the rabid 24. Atticus' role in shooting the rabid dog best foreshadows what future dog best foreshadows what future

role that he will assume? role that he will assume? 1.1. His status as a single father to Scout His status as a single father to Scout

and Jem and Jem

2.2. His role in putting down the mob that His role in putting down the mob that wants to lynch Tom Robinson wants to lynch Tom Robinson

3.3. His role as being a defender of the truHis role as being a defender of the truth for the entire community th for the entire community


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25. Which character is most like a 25. Which character is most like a mockingbird in the metaphorical mockingbird in the metaphorical

sense? sense? 1.1. Tom RobinsonTom Robinson

2.2. Atticus Finch Atticus Finch

3.3. Boo Radley Boo Radley

4.4. Scout Finch Scout Finch

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