"To Kill a Mockingbird" Chapter 15

What does Atticus do that is so strange to the children?

• Play games with the children

• Take a nap after church

• Drive his car into town

• Practice shooting in the backyard

Where do Jem, Scout and Dill find Atticus that evening?

• Drinking at the bar

• Sitting on Mrs. Dubose's front steps

• At Calpurnia's house

• Reading a newspaper in front of the jail

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What was Atticus doing at the jail?

• Waiting to discuss the trial with Heck Tate

• Waiting to report; he had a warrant

• Protecting his client Tom Robinson

• He had agreed to help Heck Tate

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Who was Atticus protecting Tom Robinson from?

• The Gang

• Alexandra

• Calpurnia

• Boo Radley 

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What did the gang intend to do to Tom Robinson?

• Shoot him

• Bring him food

• Give him support

• Lynch him

What is the main reason the mob goes away from the jail?

• Atticus scares them

• Scout makes the situation human.

• Mr. Underwood shoots at them

• Atticus inspires them

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Who comes to visit Atticus?

• Heck Tate and a group of men

• Miss Maudie

• The Ewell Family

• Tom Robinson's family

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How does Jem feel about Atticus's involvement with the trial?

• He is proud

• He is confused

• He is disgusted

• He is worried

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What adventure do Jem, Scout and Dill go on?

• They sneak out and go to check on Atticus

• They sneak out to the jail and see Tom

• They sneak out and go to the movie house

• They go to the Radley house and try to get him to come out

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When facing the gang of men, Atticus seems to be secure and in control until...

• One of the men demands the chance to kill Tom

• Scout bursts through the gang to say hello

• Scout runs out and kicks one of the men

• One of the men brings out a gun

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