WorksheetsTo Kill A Mockingbird Chapters 4-6 Test
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 8hrs 30mins
Match definition with the correct vocabulary word: gruesome, gloomy, or dark
aloof
distant; unfeeling
condition of being confused
inclination to perform charitable acts
Match definition with correct vocabulary word: inclination to perform charitable acts
benevolence
tacit
benign
bewilderment
Match the definition with the correct vocabulary word: superior skill or ability; strength or courage
obliged
prowess
ensuing
cherub
Miss Maudie has a disdain for which plant in her garden?
nut grass
azaleas
camellias
daisies
Which statement best describes Miss Maudie as a "chameleon lady."
Since childhood, Miss Maudie has refused Uncle Jack's numerous marriage proposals preferring spinsterhood.
Miss Maudie prefers gardening to spending time indoors.
Miss Maudie's daytime ensemble are men's overalls and a straw hat, and at night she sits aristocratically on her porch.
Even though Miss Maudie has a sharp tongue, she would oftentimes bake for Jem, Scout, and Dill.
What statement best describes the way Miss Maudie speaks?
She uses a lot of profane words.
She is the town's gossip.
She is more direct and straightforward than most women of her era.
Her sole conversation is about the Foot-washers.
On the way home from school, what present does Scout reclaim from the oak tree?
two Indian-head pennies
jewelry box
hedge clippers
chewing gum
On the first day of freedom from school, what game did Dill suggest they play?
Boo Radley
The Rover Boys
The Dewey Decimal System
Dracula
The following quotation is an example of ___. "Through all the head-shaking, quelling of nausea and Jem-yelling, I...heard another sound....Someone inside the house was laughing."
foreshadowing
flashback
simile
onomatopoeia
Match the definition with the correct vocabulary word: Compassionate; incapable of causing harm
benevolence
morbid
ensuing
benign
Match the definition with the correct vocabulary word: following immediately afterward
tacit
obliged
ensuing
bewilderment
Match the definition with the correct vocabulary word: under force of necessity
tacit
cherub
obliged
benevolence
Match the definition with the vocabulary word: a winged, chubby angel
cherub
tacit
bewilderment
benign
Match the definition with the correct vocabulary word: unspoken; understood without being expressed
benign
prowess
tacit
aloof
Which statement best describes how Miss Maudie speaks of Boo?
She starts all the rumors about him.
She calls him by his proper name.
She refuses to speak about him.
She, too, is certain that Boo is dead.
Fill in the missing blank" ___ and ___ , who went to school at home, knew everything--at least, what one didn't know the other did."
Atticus and Uncle Jack
Atticus and Aunt Alexandra
Atticus and Calpurnia
Atticus and Jem
When riding inside the tire, where does Scout end up?
In Mrs Crawford's front yard
In Mrs Dubose's front yard
In Miss Maudie's front yard
In the Radley's front yard
Which statement is not true about foot-washing Baptists?
They believe women have no voice and should know their place.
They are baptized in a bathtub.
They believe that flowers are sinful
The Bible is open to interpretations
"Jem held out a filthy piece of paper. Atticus too it and...read it. Why do you want Mr. Radley to come out?" What part of the story plot are these sentences?
exposition
raising action
climax
falling action
resolution
In chapter 6, what do the children decide to do to Boo?
Steel the collard greens from his garden
Invite to join their game
Play poker with him
Peer through the window to hopefully see him
Which two characters suggested knocking the door instead of hanging a note through the Radley's window to obtain Boo's attention?
Atticus and Dill
Atticus and Scout
Atticus and Jem
Scout and Dill
What new game do the children create that summer?
Rover Boys
Boo Radley
Hot Steam
The Dewey Decimal System
How does Harper Lee continue to show the difference in maturity between Scout and Jem at the end of chapter 6?
Jem decides he wants to apologize to Boo, but Scout tries to stop him.
Scout is terrified that Boo will get them, but Jem is calm.
Jem realizes that disturbing the Radleys was wrong, but Scout does not.
Scout wants to bother Boo again, but Jem refuses.
Which act of persuasion did Scout use to cease the game?
nagging
negotiating
sulking
whining
Mrs Stephanie Crawford remembers Boo Radley as a amiable boy before being kept inside the Radley house, permanently.
True
False
At the beginning of chapter 6, what humor does Harper Lee use?
The children play a prank on Calpurnia.
Dill claims that he discovered his real father is the owner of L & N Railroad.
Scout is disappointed that she can never win a male only contest against Dill and Jem.
Atticus scares the children when they are playing the new game.
What do the children see when they are in the Radley's window?
a shadow
Boo Radley
Nathan Radley
Atticus
It was Dill's idea to entice Boo Radley, out of his house, with ice-cream.
True
False
What story does Dill tell to explain Jem's missing pants
They were caught on a fence.
They were lost in a game of strip poker.
Jem lent his pants to Dill.
Jem lent Miss Maudie's scarecrow his pants.
In chapter 5, Jem was caught in the "oldest lawyer's trick, by "telling on himself.
True
False
