To Kill a Mockingbird🐦⚖️👧 Novel Quiz

Match the following in regard to To Kill a Mockingbird's story elements.

• Maycomb, Alabama in the 1930s

• Setting

• The coexistence of good and evil

• Point of View

• Somber and reflective

• Central Conflict

• Racial injustice and moral growth

• Central Theme

• First person through the eyes of Scout Finch

• Tone

Organize these options (regarding the themes present in To Kill a Mockingbird) into the correct categories.

Groups:

(a) Theme (in To Kill a Mockingbird)

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(b) NOT a Theme (in To Kill a Mockingbird)

• The importance of empathy

• The destructive effects of racism and prejudice in society

• The significance of perspective and understanding different viewpoints

• The exploration of social class and its effects on individuals

• The complexities of moral courage

• The symbolism of the mockingbird

• The trial of Tom Robinson

• The portrayal of Boo Radley

• The description of Maycomb, Alabama

• The setting of the Great Depression

• The loss of innocence

• The role of Calpurnia in the Finch household

• The power of storytelling and its impact on individuals

• The character development of Scout Finch

• The relationship between Atticus and his children

• The necessity of seeking justice despite the presence of societal injustice

Match the following symbols (present in To Kill a Mockingbird) with their meanings and/or significance.

• Gender Equality

• Tim Johnson, the Mad Dog

• Innocence

• Camellias

• Evil (Necessitating Protective Action)

• The Radley House

• Fear of the Unknown

• Scout's Overalls

• Hope

• Mockingbird

Reorder the following events in the correct order.

• Tom Robinson is charged with a crime

• Atticus decides to take Tom's case

• Bob Ewell says, "One down two to go."

• Atticus speaks with Helen Robinson

• Scout and Jem meet Dill

Match the following items (that pertain to the protagonist's transformational journey) to the portion of the plot where they occur.

• Scout is introduced along with Maycomb

• Resolution

• Scout falls asleep as Atticus reads

• Climax

• Scout is saved from Bob by Boo

• Exposition

• Scout walks Boo home

• Rising Action

• Scout discovers prejudice and injustice

• Falling Action

Match the following characters with the conflicts (in the sense of a story element) central to their character arcs.

• Developing empathy

• Atticus Finch

• Forming connections; Escaping isolation

• Charles Baker Harris (known as Dill)

• Facing harsh realities

• Jeremy Atticus Finch (known as Jem)

• Finding acceptance and belonging

• Jean Louise Finch (known as Scout)

• Seeking justice in an unjust society

• Arthur Radley (known as Boo)