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WorksheetsTKAM Chapters 1-7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the Finch children named?
Scout & Jem
Scoup & Jeb
Scouf & Jer
Soup & Jam
Scold & Jab
_________ is a semi-woody, trailing or climbing, perennial invasive vine native to China, Japan, and the Indian subcontinent. _________ is also known as foot-a-night vine, Japanese arrowroot, Ko-hemp, and “the vine that ate the South.” The vine, a legume, is a member of the bean family.
Kudzu
Khurdu
Kerdoo
Kardo
The Radley the Finch children find themselves obsessing over is named (a) ?
What have the Finch children discovered in the tree hollow?
Soap carvings bearing the likeness of then president Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Soap carvings of local neighborhood children.
Soap carvings of Johnny Weissmueller.
Soap carvings of a slightly smaller bar of soap.
Soap carvings of toy horses.
How did the Finch boy lose his pants?
Wriggling through a fence escaping a wild animal.
Crawling through a fence to escape a deranged gardener.
Climbing over a fence to win a bet about fence climbing.
Sneaking around a fence to avoid a local youth who was trying to steal his pants.
It's a trick question, he wasn't wearing pants in the first place.
When the hole in the tree is filled, it's filled with what?
Wood filler.
Epoxy.
Cement
Concrete
Tulips
When the children ask Atticus about the health of the tree, he says:
Mr. Radley knows more about his trees than I do.
Mr. Avery knows more about his trees than I do.
Mr. Radley knows more about Mr. Avery's trees than Miss Maudie.
Miss Maudie knows more about Mr. Avery's knowledge of trees than Mr. Radley knows about Miss Clementine's knowledge of Miss Calpurnia's trees.
Among the rumors that surround the mysterious neighbor, which one is found in the book?
He stabbed a family member with a pair of scissors or pinking shears, but escaped any punishment.
He was good friends with Apollo Creed, the man who built the first rocket that went to the moon.
He once won a pushup contest against Johnny Weissmueller.
He ate one of the Harlem Globetrotters
He once tore a dog in half using only his brute strength.
The Finch daughter is deathly allergic to:
Peanuts
Shellfish
Ragweed
Pollen
Other - N/A
Melia azedarach, commonly known as _______, Pride of India, bead-tree, Cape lilac, syringa berrytree, Persian lilac, Indian lilac, or white cedar, is a species of deciduous tree in the mahogany family, Meliaceae, that is native to Indomalaya and Australasia. This tree's fruit is poisonous to humans.
Chinaberry
Asiaberry
Indiaberry
Halleberry
Atticus' brother does what for a living?
Phlebotomist
Lawyer
Geologist
Doctor
Botanist
Miss Maudie describes some of the county's inhabitants as what?
Foot-washin' Baptists
Tee-totallin' Baptists
Baptizin' Baptists
Bucephelus Baptists
Lutherans
Miss Maudie descrbies Atticus as:
"Meaner than any John Law ever lived."
"America's tallest sailor"
The same person he is on the streets as he is at home.
The Count of Habsburg and King of the Romans after his election marked by the end of the Great Interregnum in the Holy Roman Empire.
Blonde.
What county does the novel take place in?
Maycomb
Hazzard
Jefferson
Wayne
Yoknapatawpha
Atticus has in total ______ siblings.
2 - a brother and a sister.
5 - three brothers and two sisters
4 - four brothers, no sisters.
None, Atticus is an only child.
Only one, his brother Jack.
Calpurnia works in and around the Finch home as a _______
haberdasher.
cobbler.
carpenter.
luthier.
chaperone / governess.
The first grade teacher, Miss Caroline can be inferred to be:
inexperienced and haughty with a self-righteous determination and belief in her own abilities.
a cruel task-master who, along with the staccato burst of a kalashnikov fired overhead, forces the children to learn to read at home from their parents.
blonde.
completely impervious to most conventional weapons.
literally 7' tall. An enormous educator who adores Nancy Drew mysteries.
In their first year at school, Atticus' daughter meets an awful boy who treats people terribly and is visibly filthy. What is his surname?
(a)
conducive to success; favorable.
auspicious
suspicious
malicious
audacious
voracious
Select the characters found in the novel.
Scout
Eugene
Phyllis
Johnathan
Dill
