To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 11

Jem wants to buy a __________ for himself  and a __________ for Scout with his birthday money.

• baseball bat, doll
• pack of gum, lollipop
• miniature steam engine, baton
• watch, hair bow

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Jem used ____________ to destroy Mrs. Dubose's camellia bushes.

• the butt of his air rifle
• Scout's baton
• his fists
• a tree branch

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Jem reports that Mrs. Dubose wants him to __________.

• pay for her flowers
• replant her garden
• do her yard work for a month
• read to her

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The __________ signals that it's time for Jem to stop reading and for him and Scout to leave Mrs. Dubose.

• alarm clock
• town hall clock
• mockingbird
• alarm on Jem's phone

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After her death, Jem learns that Mrs. Dubose was __________.

• a millionaire
• a morphine addict
• his great aunt
• a friend of Calpurnia

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Mrs. Dubose sent Jem a box with __________ in it.

• a camellia
• candy
• a new baton for Scout
• a new book

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Atticus says that Mrs. Dubose was the bravest woman he ever knew because ______________.

• she died beholden to nothing and nobody
• she had survived an abusive husband
• she died alone
• she was a morphine addict

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Mrs. Dubose's tirades about Atticus's defense of Tom Robinson support the theme of __________.

• femininity
• education and learning
• courage and bravery
• prejudice

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According to Atticus, "The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is __________."

• how a person votes
• a person's conscience
• a person's religious beliefs
• a person's family choices

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Atticus says to Mrs. Dubose, "You look like a picture this evening." This is an example of __________.

• personification
• metaphor
• onomatopoeia
• simile

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