Where do Scout and Jem start finding gifts that have been left for them?

In the knothole of a tree in the Radley's yard

Why does Scout start hanging out with Miss Maudie?

Because Jem and Dill have made her feel unwelcome in their games

As punishment for destroying her flowers

Because Miss Maudie needs help with her garden

How does Miss Maudie account for Boo's strangeness?

He had an incredibly strict Baptist father.

He was a bad seed from the start.

He suffered from polio when he was seven.

What happens when Scout Jem and Dill sneak into the Radley's back yard?

Someone shoots at them with a shotgun.

A dog chases them off the property.

Nathan, Boo's brother, comes out and has a stern talk with them.

How does Dill explain Jem's missing pants?

First he says strip poker and then lighting matches.

He admits what really happened.

He says they floated down the river when the went for a swim.

He says they got ripped up when they were climbing trees.

Why does Jem sneak out at 2 a.m.?

To check the tree for treasure.

What does Scout say she heard as she was rolling into the Radley front yard?

Calpurnia calling the kids home for lunch

Atticus telling them to stop tormenting Boo

What caught Scout's eye as she passed by the Radley place one day after school?

The tinfoil of two pieces of chewing gum left in the knothole of a tree.

The hand of Boo Radley sticking out of the front door of the Radley place.

Atticus talking to Nathan Radley at they back door of the Radley place.

Dill riding in a hot air balloon with his father.

Why would Aunt Alexandra want Atticus to fire Calpurnia?

because she doesn't like the influence Calpurnia has on the children

Because Calpurnia believes Tom Robinson is innocent.

Because Calpurnia is mean to Aunt Alexandra

Why does Scout really want to quit playing the Boo Radley game?

she hears laughter which scares her

the game becomes too rough for her

she's afraid she might cry in front of the boys

In Chapter 4, what does Atticus's reaction to the kid's play show about his role as a father figure?

Atticus is reserved and distant when he speaks to the kids; he gives them the space to take responsibility for themselves, even if that means he knows they lie.

Atticus is relieved that the children are not mocking Boo Radley and thus are not making a fool out of him.

Atticus enjoys seeing the kids practice their social skills in such a negative and opressive environment.

Atticus is upset at the fact that the kids are taking what they hear in the neighborhood and turning it into a game. He silently believes the kids should know better.

Which of the following BEST describes Jem's social beliefs?

"Jem told me I was being a girl, that girls awlays imagined things, that's why people hated them so."

"Sometimes [Hot Steams] stretch all the way across the road, but if you hafta go through one you say, 'Angel-bring, life-in-death; get off the road.'"

"No he don't, if he did he'd say he did."

"Jem looked at me furiously, coudl not decline [to pick up the tire], ran down the sidewalk, treaded water at the gate, then dashed in and retrieved the tire."

Which of the following best summarizes the main idea of chapter 4?

The children play games that eventually lead to mocking a neighbor; Scout begins to realize that despite their age, others are watching them.

The children learn not to mock other people because it is rude and shows a lack of respect toward others.

Atticus learns to discipline his children as they grow older; he understands they must learn social order.

Jem should have never began playing the game mocking Boo Radley because it caused Atticus to lose trust in them.

How does Miss Maudie compare or contrast to Miss Stephanie Crawford?

Miss Maudie is much more empathetic and logical. She helps scout sort through gossip and reality.

Miss Maudie is just like Miss Crawford; she entices Scout to continue her antics and games.

Miss Maudie is more rigid and unforgiving than Miss Crawford; she does not want anybody spilling lies into the children's heads.

Miss Maudie enjoys listening to town gossip and that is the reason she considers herself "just a Baptist."

In chapter 5, the author makes all of the following assumptions except :

Boo Radley looks out the window and enjoys seeing the kids at play.

Scout begins to realize that certain attitudes do not respect other people's lives or beliefs.

Miss Maudie is not well accepted by certain religious groups in Maycomb.

Jem is bitter about his father's ability to reprimand him for his behavior.

What is the irony in the children's decision to leave Boo Radley a note?

The kids wanted to help Boo Radely socialize, but their reasons for doing so were based on the gossip they had heard around town.

Dill was excited to give Boo Radley the note, but Jem was afraid of what Atticus would say when he found out what they did.

Dill felt insulted that Jem would compare Boo Radley to his father, and decided not to join in on their adventure.

Atticus knew the children's plan all along, and had been the one laughing when they were trying to set up the plan.

What can we infer about Jem's character based on interactions with other characters throughout the novel thus far?

Jem is much more stubborn and spiteful when it comes to growing up and learning what it means to be a respectful and responsible. adult.

Jem is a caring and loving individual who is just looking out for the best in others.

Jem does not care for the people of Maycomb; he is just trying to survive and grow up in a town that has little and cares little about its inhabitants.

Jem loves his family, and tries his best to teach his sister how to fit in and grow into the status quo.

To Kill A Mockingbird, chapters 3-6

Authored by Thomas VanderVeen

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To Kill A Mockingbird, chapters 3-6

What does Walter Cunningham pour all over his food that causes Scout to exclaim in Chapter 3?

Who invites Walter Cunningham to come to the Finch home for dinner in Chapter 3?

Who is the little boy that Scout's teacher sees a "cootie" crawling on in Chapter 3?

What does Scout find in the knothole of the oak tree at the Radley Place in the beginning of Chapter 4?

Who is described in Chapter 4 as "the meanest old woman who ever lived"?

In Chapter 4, Dill sniffs at Scout and predicts that

What does Miss Maudie say Boo Radley's name is in Chapter 5?

What is the name of Atticus Finch's brother?

What does Jem use to try to deliver a message to Boo Radley in Chapter 5?

What does Jem get his pants caught on as the children run from the Radley yard in Chapter 6?

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