WorksheetsTKAM 1-10 Test #1
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Which statement best describes Atticus' version of The Golden Rule?
Don't treat people badly, or it will come back to haunt you.
To really understand someone you have to put yourself in his/her shoes; walk around in their skin
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
The only thing that matters in life is being nice
How does Calpurnia stand up for Walter Cunningham?
She tells Scout how poor Walter is and to leave him alone
She tells Scout that he's invited to dinner as well as lunch
She tells Scout that he's an invited guest and she should not criticize anything he does
She tells Scout that her and Jem should make something for Walter to make him feel better
Which of the following is NOT a reason that Scout is changing her opinion of Boo?
He left her and Jem gifts in the knothole of the tree
He placed a blanket around Scout when Miss Maudie's house was burning
He writes them a thank you letter for being his friend even though they have never met
Miss Maudie has told her that Boo was a very polite and respectful young man as a kid
According to Atticus and Miss Maudie, why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird?
Because mockingbirds are in the Bible
Because mockingbirds are protected by Maycomb law
Because the mockingbird is Boo's favorite bird
Because mockingbird don't harm anyone; all they do is sing their hearts out
What, according to Atticus, is Maycomb's "usual disease"?
Racism/Ignorance
Hatred/Anger
Anxiety/Fear
Confusion/Doubtfulness
Which of the following is NOT a reason that Atticus gives for having to defend Tom Robinson?
He won't be able to hold his head up in town
He wouldn't be able to tell Scout and Jem to obey him in the future
He couldn't honestly keep representing the county in the legislature
He'll be breaking the law if he doesn't and could face jail time
Who is accusing Tom Robinson of a crime?
Miss Stephanie Crawford
A member of the Ewell family
Another member of the black community
A white woman from the town of Meridian
Why does Atticus stop Jem, Scout and Dill from playing the Boo Radley game?
Because Calpurnia has been calling them for dinner and they have been ignoring her
Because he wants them to come inside and do their homework
Because he is angry that they didn't listen to him earlier in the morning
Because he feels they are disrespecting Boo by putting his life on display
In Chapter 10 why does Calpurnia run to the Radley's porch and knock on their door?
Because she thinks she smells smoke near their home
Because she wants to tell Boo (Arthur) Radley that Atticus has told the kids not to bother him anymore
Because she is warning them that a mad dog is coming down the street toward their house
Because Atticus has asked her to invite the Radleys to dinner
What advice does Atticus give Scout regarding her desire to always FIGHT when she's upset?
That she should start thinking with her head and not with her fists
That she should go to Jem when she is upset and they will talk about it and solve the problem
That she should listen to the people of Maycomb when they are calling Atticus names
That she has his permission to fight Cecil and anyone else who says bad things about him
What does Ms. Maudie say about Boo Radley?
Boo wasn't well behaved as a child so his father punished him
The rumors about boo are all true
Boo was a violent child and his father sent him to a reform school
Boo was very kind as a child but he was abused by his father; most of the rumors about his are false
Atticus yells at Jem and Dill for harassing Boo Radley. They listen to him until the end of summer when they decide to sneak into the Radley house. What happens?
They see a shadow and get scared; it's a lamp
They see a shadow and get scared; Jem loses his pants
Nathan Radley screams at the children then shoots at them
They see Boo Radley and get scared; Jem is left behind
Scout feels neglected by Jem and Dill. she doesn't have anyone to play with. Who does she spend time with instead?
Ms. Maudie
Ms. Debose
Ms. Crawford
Calpurnia
The children are inspired to play a game. What is the game?
The Marriage game; Scout and Dill pretend to be married
The Boo Radley game; the children act out events from Boo's life
The Space game; the children roll around in the tire and pretend they are in a spaceship
The Boo Radley game; the children invite Boo Radley to play with them
Atticus wakes Scout during the night and tells her to put her bathrobe and shoes on. He goes outside with her and Jem. Why?
The Finch house is on fire
Ms. Maudie's house is on fire
There is an intruder in the house
Prior to the dog incident, the idea that Atticus could do something like that would be ________ to the kids.
Inconspicuous
malignant
unfathomable
_____ says, "It's a ____ to kill a __________
Calpurnia, joy, deer
Calpurnia, sin, dream
Tom, sin, innocent man
Jem, sin, mockingbird
none of these
What does the mockingbird symbolize in the novel?
The mockingbird symbolizes people who have done wrong and are being punished accordingly for their actions....
The mockingbird symbolizes people who have done nothing wrong, yet they are being punished due to prejudice and racism
The mockingbird symbolizes how nature changes through the seasons; the mockingbird quits singing in the winter...and this parallels the prejudice and racist behavior of the town
none of these
So far, who is an example of a 'mockingbird' in the novel and why?
Mrs. Dubose because her prejudice behaviors are shown through her actions like the mockingbird's angry calls are shown through the symbollism of the novel
Mrs. Radley because she dies due to her prejudice views (her house is intentionally set on fire)
Boo because he is being harassed and he did nothing wrong
Atticus becase he is as strong as a mockingbird
How does the 'mad dog' incident change how the kids view Atticus?
The kids have seen him as very quiet and not 'willing to stir up the pot'. After the mad dog incident, they see him as a man who will do what he has to do if not given any other option
The kids see another side of him...they see a man filled with rage and willing to kill a dog just because he is a stray...Scout begins to really fear Atticus and wants to go to live with Aunt Alexandra
The kids see a side of Atticus where he is unwilling to hurt an animal that has 'not yet harmed him'. For the kids, this is a prediction to how he will act in the court case with Tom Robsinson
none of these
