TKaM Ch. 23-27

Atticus: "Jem, see if you can stand in ___________'s shoes a minute. I destroyed his last shred of credibility in that trial, if he had any to begin with."

• Bob Ewell
• Tom Robinson
• Judge Taylor
• Boo Radley

Who on the jury wanted to acquit Tom Robinson?

• a Cunningham
• Calpurnia
• an Atkinson
• a Dubose

Scout: "I think there's just _______ folks."

• one kind of
• black and white
• rich and poor
• Finch and Ewell

Tags

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.2.6

Jem: "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in his house all this time...."

• he wants to stay inside.
• he's writing a novel.
• he's African American.
• he's guilty.

At the missionary tea circle, Scout . . .

• wears a dress and helps serve.
• argues with Alexandra.
• knocks over the tea table and embarrasses herself.
• spies on them with Dill.

The missionary circle ladies want to help blacks in Africa but not in their own town.

• hypocrisy
• foreshadowing
• symbolism
• metaphor

calls out the tea party ladies for criticizing Atticus in his own house

• Miss Maudie
• Aunt Alexandra
• Scout
• Calpurnia

"Seventeen bullet holes. They didn't have to shoot him that much."
Who?

• Tom Robinson
• Bob Ewell
• Tim Johnson
• Boo Radley

Scout sees Aunt Alexandra as a lady because . . .

• she keeps her cool at the tea party.
• she makes Scout wear a dress.
• she's a good cook.
• she thinks the Finches are better than the Cunninghams.

threatens and intimidates people involved in the trial

• Bob Ewell
• Helen Robinson
• Scout
• Atticus