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WorksheetsTKAM Part 2 Review
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 43mins
Who is the narrator of the novel? (first name only)
(a)
Which of these words would you use to describe Scout?
Delicate
Ladylike
Softspoken
Smart
Which of these words would you use to decribe Atticus?
Hot headed
Fair
Cowardly
Prejudice
Which of these would you use to describe Bob Ewell?
Courageous
Vengeful
Honest
Loving
Which of these could you use to decribe Tom Robinson?
Guilty
Rude
Dangerous
Helpful
The following quote displays which theme?
"We're paying the highest tribute you can pay a man. We trust him to do right."
Justice
Education
Prejudice
Growing up
The following quote displays which theme?
“Grandma says all boys should learn to cook, that men oughta be careful with their wives and wait on ‘em when they don’t feel good…”
Prejudice
Education
Growing up
Feminity
How does Miss Maudie compare or contrast to Miss Stephanie Crawford?
Miss Maudie is much more empathetic and logical. She helps Scout sort through gossip and reality.
Miss Maudie enjoys listening to town gossip and that is the reason she considers herself "just a Baptist."
Miss Maudie is more rigid and unforgiving than Miss Crawford; she does not want anybody spilling lies into the children's heads.
Miss Maudie is just like Miss Crawford; she entices Scout to continue her antics and games.
Which of the following is NOT a theme of TKAM?
Never judge a book by its cover; be compassionate towards others.
Children must given space to grow and learn with the help of those around them.
Even though there is evil in the world, most people are good when given a chance.
The south is an unforgiving place to live.
What is a "mockingbird" in the book?
A symbol of someone who doesn't do anything to harm others and brings joy to the world.
A medium-sized songbird, a bit more slender than a thrush and with a longer tail.
A tool used to foreshadow when something bad or evil is going to happen in the book
A symbol of resistance and revolution.
Which of the following is not something Boo Radley did?
Saved Jem and Scout from Bob Ewell
Filled the tree with cement
Gave Scout a blanket on the night of the fire
Fixed Jem's torn pants
For the Halloween pagent, Scout has to dress as (a)
Which character is always embellishing his/her stories? (first name only)
(a)
Who scares Jem and Scout on their way to the pageant?
Boo Radley
Cecil Jacobs
Walter Cunningham, Jr.
Burris Ewell
Where does Scout spend her first nickel at the pageant?
ice cream shop
bobbing for apples
House of Horrors
taffy booth
Why does Scout keep her costume on when she goes home?
She is embarrassed of her performance.
She wants to show Atticus at home.
She can't get it off.
Her house is just a short jaunt.
After the pageant, Jem hears noises as he walks home. What do Scout and Jem think they are? (check all that apply)
an old dog
costume rustlin'
Halloween spooking him
Cecil Jacobs
At the end of the novel, Jem's (a) is broken.
At the end of the novel, who carries Jem home?
Walter Cunningham, Sr.
Bob Ewell
Arthur Radley
Atticus Finch
Sheriff Tate
Who has a kitchen knife stuck up under the ribs?
Boo Radley
Jem Finch
Bob Ewell
Mayella Ewell
Atticus Finch
In Part 2 of the novel, how does Scout begin to feel about the Radley Place?
she thinks it's gloomy, but doesn't mind it
she hates it
she thinks it's exciting
her feelings don't change; she's still terrified of it
How does Scout define democracy?
Government by the people
Equal rights for all, special privileges for none
Favoring social equality
Why does Radley's place not scare Scout that much?
She says she's more afraid of other things
She says Radley's place just isn't scary
She says the real world is more terrifying
In Part 2, how does Scout feel about Boo Radley? (check all that apply)
She wants to be his friend
She wants to have one good look at him
She's scared of him
She's convinced that he doesn't exist
Why is Miss Gates a hypocrite?
Miss Gates isn't a hypocrite
She talks badly about Scout but it also nice to her
She talks badly about blacks but it also upset about the condition of jews
Why does Jem not talk about the trial?
He thought the trial was unfair and wants to forget about it
He feels like it was fair
He thought the trial was boring and would rather forget about it.
How does Scout feel about the way everyone else has treated Boo Radley?
She doesn't mind
She feels guilty
She likes it
In Part 2, what/who did Scout and Jem find under Scout's bed?
A snake
Dill
Boo Radley
Nothing, Scout was wrong about something under her bed
A baby possum
What did Scout think was under her bed?
A snake
Dill
Boo Radley
Nothing, Scout didn't think anything was under her bed
A baby possum
Why did Dill run away? (check all that apply)
His parents are mean to him
His parents treat him like he is younger than he actually is
He thought his parents get along better when he isn't there
His parents didn't pay enough attention to him
What are the people in town's reaction when they see Dill and Scout?
People whisper and talk about them behind their backs
Ignore them and pretend they aren't there.
People yell at them
They applaud them for Atticus taking on the case for a colored person
Does Scout like Aunt Alexandra?
Yes, Aunt Alexandra takes good care of Scout especially.
No, Aunt Alexandra tells Scout she needs to dress like a girl.
Why does Aunt Alexandra not want Scout to go to Calpurnia's house?
Calpurnia is mean to Aunt Alexandra
Calpurnia is being fired by Atticus
Calpurnia is an African American
She thinks Calpurnia is a terrible cook
The novel takes place in (a) , Alabama.
________ is not pleased to have Jem and Scout at their church.
Reverend Sykes
Lula
Zeebo
Bob Ewell
The church sings hymns by _________.
Lining
Lip Syncing
Reversing
Repeating
Reverend takes an offering for...
Bills
New hymn books for the church
A brand new church he wants to buy
Tom Robinson and his wife
What does Calpurnia say aggravates people?
Having to go to school
Being in church
Being uglier than your neighbor
Having someone smarter than them around
1. What is Aunt Alexandra’s definition of fine folks?
People who get along with everyone no matter what.
People who have a lot of money. People who are rich.
People who do the best they can with the sense they have.
The longer a family had been squatting on one patch of land the finer it was
Aunt Alexandra sees the Finch family as superior. (They are better than everyone else)
TRUE
FALSE
Where does Atticus stand guard on Sunday evening in chapter 15?
The newstand
His house
The church
The jail
In Chapter 15, who talks the lynch mob out of leaving the jail? (first name only)
(a)
1. What does Aunt Alexandra mean when she talks about a family having a “streak” in it?
There is a black sheep in the family
They all make sure that they snap each other every day.
They all do it- predictable attitudes, gestures, character shadings, short comings of other groups.
Mark all the examples of streaks.
morbid streak
gambling streak
drinking streak
mean streak
funny streak
1. What is Scout’s definition of fine folks?
People who get along with everyone no matter what.
People who do the best they can with the sense they have.
People who have a lot of money. People who are rich.
The longer a family had been squatting on one patch of land the finer it was.
At the end of Chapter 13, what is different about the way Atticus talks to Jem and Scout?
He sides with Aunty and does not talk with them like he used to.
He tells agrees with Jem and Scout on everything.
He does not talk to them and just sends them to their rooms with no dinner.
He talks to them like they are two years old.
How does the way Atticus talks to Scout and Jem at the end of Chapter 13 affect the children?
Scars them for life. They grow up, break the law and go to jail.
They are upset and cry.
They don't care. Does not bother them at all.
They talk back and stop listening to Atticus.
At the end of the trial, the jury declares that Tom Robinson is (a) .
Who dies at the end of the novel? (first and last name)
*HINT: Two people die in Part 2. I'm looking for the last person of the two.
(a)
Who is shot and killed trying to escape prison? (first and last name)
(a)
At the end of the novel, who saves Scout & Jem from Bob Ewell?
(a)
What are some character traits of Atticus Finch? (check all that apply)
Wise
Sincere
Compassionate
Honorable
Dishonest
What is the weather like on Halloween night?
The weather is warm and the sky is cloudy and dark
It's freezing cold
It's really hot with blue skies
It's warm with blue skies
Trick question. There isn't a Halloween scene in the novel
Why does Scout miss her cue in the pageant?
she misses it because she's scared
she misses it because she forgot
she misses it because she's asleep
Trick question. She doesn't miss her cue and completes her pageant performance successfully
Who kills Bob Ewell?
Jem
Boo Radley
He falls on his own knife
Scout's costume
What is the best explanation as to why Sheriff Tate doesn't want people to know that Boo Radley killed Bob Ewell?
He hated Bob Ewell and is glad he's dead.
Boo Radley is already seen as an outcast in the community. An arrest and trial would make him even more of an outcast.
He is Boo Radley's cousin and feels family loyalty to him.
Trick question. Boo Radley doesn't kill Bob Ewell. Jem does.
Which of the following is an example of a logical appeal in Atticus Finch’s closing statement? (HINT: logical appeal focuses solely on FACTS)
Mayella Ewell was beaten by someone who was left-handed and Tom Robinson’s left hand is useless.
Atticus tells the jury he feels sorry for Mayella Ewell.
Atticus reminds the jurors that Mayella did something unforgivable in their culture; she kissed a black man.
Which character best symbolizes a mockingbird?
Tom Robinson
Atticus
Calpurnia
Mayella Ewell
Bob Ewell
Why is Atticus unsuccessful in getting Tom Robinson acquitted?
The sympathy jurors feel for Mayella Ewell
The believability of Bob Ewell's testimony
The racist views of the jury
The overwhelming evidence against Tom
What belief of Dill's was revealed in the courtroom?
Tom was a guilty man and that Mr. Gilmer's questions were right in every way
It is unfair to treat anyone in the way Tom was treated, black or white.
That Atticus was in the wrong for defending Tom
He believes he now wants to be a lawyer
Complete this quotation from the novel: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view..."
"until you talk to him and hear his story."
"until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
"until you walk a day in his shoes."
"until you see things through his eyes."
How does Scout's costume turn out to be a life-saver?
It was really cold outside and the costume was like a big jacket and kept her warm
The chicken wire prevented Bob's knife from cutting Scout's body
Scout trips and falls to the ground but the costume was a cushion for her body
Trick question. It did not turn out to be a life saver
The court scene is told from whose point of view?
Jem
Atticus
Scout
Tom
What is the evidence that Ewell himself beat up Mayella?
surveillance video
Mayella admitted it
one of the younger children admitted it
Mayella's bruises where on the right side of her face, and Bob was left handed
In his testimony, what does Bob Ewell say he saw?
Tom running away from the scene of the crime
Tom raping Mayella
Tom punching Mayella in the head
He cannot say for sure he saw anything for sure
Why does Reverend Sykes want to take Scout out of the courtroom?
She can't be still and is making too much noise
He is afraid Atticus will be angry for letting her stay
She is looking faint from the heat
He thinks she is too young to handle the graphic testimony
How old is Mayella?
16
19
21
23
Whom does Bob Ewell blame when he loses his job?
Atticus
Judge Taylor
Tom Robinson
Mayella
Scout & Jem
Which detail most strongly supports that Mr. Gilmer's tone is condescending in his cross examination of Tom?
Mr. Gilmer calls Tom Robinson, a grown man, "boy" repeatedly.
Mr. Gilmer questions Tom Robinson intensely.
Mr. Gilmer interrupts Tom Robinson with questions.
Mr. Gilmer smiles at the jury.
Which piece of evidence best supports that Mr. Gilmer believes that he and the Ewells are superior to Tom Robinson?
"What'd the n***** look like when you got through with him?"
"You did all this chopping work from sheer goodness, boy?"
"You felt sorry for her, you felt sorry for her?"
"The you say she's lying, boy?"
