To kill a Mockingbird ch 21-22

What was the jury's verdict?

• Guilty

• Not guilty

• Hung jury

• Mistrial

What do Dill and Scout learn from Mr. Raymond?

• Crime doesn't pay.

• People aren't always as they appear to be.

• Mobs don't solve anything.

• Some people never learn.

What was Mayella's account of the incident with Tom Robinson?

• When she went in the house to get him a nickel for chopping wood, he attacked her.

• When he was done chopping wood, he threatened her with the axe.

• He made all the kids go away and then attacked her.

• None of the above

What was Tom's side of the story?

• Absolutely nothing happened. He chopped wood and then went home.

• She lured him into the house and kissed him. He left immediately.

• She paid him to kiss her.

• None of the above

What is Jem's reaction to the verdict in Chapter 22?

• He's extremely happy Tom is found innocent.

• He's incredibly upset Tom is found guilty.

• He doesn't understand the verdict; he's confused.

• He's angry and yells at the jury.

What does the African American community bring to the Finch's house?

• Food

• Flowers

• Money

• Gift Cards

What made Atticus optimistic about Tom's trial?

• The jury was out for hours to decide the verdict, not minutes.

• Judge Taylor thought Tom was innocent.

• Bob Ewell made himself look like a fool.

• Mayella confessed she had lied.

What did Bob Ewell do to Atticus not long after the trial?

• Punched Atticus in the face.

• Slashed Atticus' tires and sent a threatening letter.

• Spat in Atticus' face and threatened to kill him.

• Set fire to Atticus' house.

True or False: Because Atticus treats his children as adults, he is okay with them watching Tom Robinson's trial.

• True, he is totally okay with them attending the trial

• False, he gets upset when he learns they were there, and then lets them stay for the verdict

Jem, Scout and Dill choose to sit with the blacks in the balcony

• True, they are on Tom's side

• False, they were no other room in the courthouse