WorksheetsTo Kill a Mockingbird
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
boy who spends his summer in Maycomb
Jem
Scout
Dill
Atticus
Finches' neighbor; friend of Scout and Jem
Walter Cunningham
Miss Maudie
Miss Caroline
Calpurnia
poor boy that Jem invites home to dinner
Walter Cunningham
Atticus
Dill
Scout
Atticus' sister
Miss Maudie
Miss Caroline
Alexandra
Francis
wanted Miss Maudie's recipe for cake
Miss Stephanie
Miss Caroline
Uncle Jack
Tim Johnson
the sheriff of Maycomb County
Francis
Heck Tate
Tim Johnson
Boo Radley
What does Jem hold while trying to put a note on Boo Radley's windowsill?
a silver bell
fishing pole
his pants
Scout's hand
How does Jem get his pants back after losing them on Radley's fence?
patched and folded by the fence
torn to shreds
he doesn't
What does Jem do with Mrs. Dubose?
reads to her
sings to her
helps with her flowers
takes her on walks
"Well...in the first place you never stopped to give me a chance to tell you my side of it..." This conversation is between
Calpurnia and Scout
Scout and Uncle Jack
Miss Caroline and Scout
Scout and Dill
Why does Dill initially come to Maycomb?
his parents have moved there
he is visiting his aunt
he was expelled from his old school
he is visiting his cousins, Scout and Jem
What is the setting of To Kill a Mockingbird?
Maycomb, Alabama, 1960
Birmingham, Alabama, 1968
Maycomb, Alabama, 1930s
Tupelo, Mississippi, 1936
The Ewell family is
a family of both black and white people
supportive of equal rights for all races
highly respected in town
one of the poorest, least educated families in Maycomb
the town's social outcast who knows true justice; prefers to live with Negroes
Mr. Link Deas
Bob Ewell
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
gives Helen Robinson a job
Mr. Underwood
John Taylor
Mr. Link Deas
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
the judge in the Tom Robinson case
John Taylor
Mrs. Merriweather
Bob Ewell
Mr. Link Deas
Who diffuses the situation at the jailhouse?
Scout
Sheriff Tate
Judge Taylor
Miss Maudie
What does Tom Robinson say about Mayella that was the "wrong" thing to say?
He likes her
He felt sorry for her
He thinks she's pretty
He doesn't think she's pretty
Atticus says, "The Cunninghams are country folks, farmers, and the crash hit them the hardest." What historical event is he referencing?
the inauguration of Washington
Prohibition
The Great Depression
the stock market crash of 1929
What is the real reason Dill runs away from home?
his father chained him up in the basement
his father built the boat he promised but would not let Dill use it
his parents would not let him write to Scout and Jem
his parents were not interested in him
When Jem, Scout and Dill go out one Sunday night to look for Atticus, they find him
drunk in the jail
on a chair in front of the jail, reading
pacing up and down Main Street
hiding Tom Robinson from the white mob
What reason does Atticus give Scout and Jem for Mr. Cunningham's actions at the jail?
he was drunk and the liquor made him talk
he was basically a good man, but he had a blind spot
he thought by killing Tom he would become a hero in town
he was forced to do this by the other white men of the community
What protects Scout during the attack (end of the book)?
her mother
her costume
her Indian-head pennies
the darkness
Scout's costume in the Halloween pageant is a
pumpkin
ghost
ham
turkey leg
Mr. Underwood describes Tom Robinson's death as
true justice
a senseless killing like killing a songbird
good riddance to an evil man
Atticus' fault
The injuries on Mayella's face showed that someone probably led with
his right hand
his left hand
his right foot
his left foot
vague or unclear
nebulous
eccentricities
austere
reprimand
in deep or serious thought
mollified
incantations
pensive
impertinence
lack of respect; rudeness
benign
inconspicuous
mollified
impertinence
easy to miss or not see
mollified
austere
nebulous
inconspicuous
