WorksheetsTKaM Ch. 1-16
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is Dolphus Raymond's reputation in town?
He's a drunk
He is a mean and cruel father
He killed his first wife with a shotgun
He does not like African Americans
How does Atticus feel about Jem, Scout, and Dill going to the trial?
He thinks they need to be there to understand racism.
He says it's up to them if they want to go.
He forbids them to go.
He says they can go if Aunt Alexandra goes with them.
Why doesn't Miss Maudie go to the trial?
She can't stand being inside for that long.
Ladies are not allowed in the courtroom.
She has too much work to do.
She doesn't want to see Tom Robinson fight for life.
Which best describes the court environment in ch. 16?
Everyone is serious and quiet.
Everyone is sad and worried.
Everyone is excited and interested.
Everyone is bored and angry.
What ends the confrontation between the first group of men and Atticus in ch. 15?
A dog barks.
Jem screams that the phone is ringing.
Dinner is ready.
There is a crack of lightning.
Outside the jail, to whom does Scout speak, diffusing the tense situation in ch. 15?
Mr. Ewell
Mr. Burris
Mr. Cunningham
Aunt Alexandra
What does the incident with Scout and Mr. Cunningham in ch. 15 show?
Scout is really smart and can manipulate adults; she does it and Mr. Cunningham has no idea.
Scout accidentally reminds Mr. Cunningham of his own dignity and goodness.
Mr. Cunningham likes Scout and is not willing to make her upset.
Mr. Cunningham is all talk. He wouldn't really do anything bad.
Who was quietly and secretly protecting the Finches from the mob with a shotgun in ch. 15?
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Burris
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Ewell
Why did Dill run away to Maycomb in ch. 14?
His step-dad chained him in the basement
He was kicked out of their house
His mom and step-dad weren't interested in him
He missed his Aunt Rachel
Scout is surprised that there are no _______ in Cal's church.
collection plates
lights
pews
hymn books
To Kill a Mockingbird was set during...
1970s
World War II
Civil Rights Movement
Great Depression
How does Miss Maudie explain Boo's strangeness to Scout?
He was a bad seed from the start.
He's mentally challenged.
He had an incredibly strict and religious father.
He suffered from Polio when he was seven.
To Kill a Mockingbird mainly takes place in
Meridian, Mississippi
Maycomb, Alabama
Scottsboro, Arkansas
Finch's Landing
A major goal that Jem, Scout, and Dill share during summers is to
See as many movies as possible
Make Boo Radley come out
Collect the secret tree gifts
win at strip poker
Scout gets in trouble her first day of school because
She arrives late
She's passing notes during class
She already knows how to read and write
She calls the teacher names
Scout is lectured by Calpurnia in ch. 2 because of...
Her criticism of a houseguest's eating habits
Her constant arguing with her brother
Her emotional outburst during breakfast
All of the above
What happens when Scout, Jem and Dill sneak into the Radley's backyard in Ch. 6?
Boo invites them in
A dog chases them off the property
Nathan comes out and has a stern talk with them
They hear a gunshot and run
This person fills the knothole with cement
Arthur "Boo" Radley
Mr. Nathan Radley
Calpurnia
Atticus
What does Boo Radley do during the night of the fire?
He drapes a blanket over Scout's shoulders
He steals a pair of Jem's pants
He puts cement in the knothole of the tree
He makes a snowman for Scout and Jem
Tim johnson is...
the defendant in a rape trial
a rabid dog
a client of Atticus'
Atticus' brother
It's a sin to kill a mockingbird because
they are sacred birds
they cannot be eaten
they do no harm
all of the above
Why does it surprise Scout and Jem when Atticus shoots a mad dog?
he usually kills them with his bare hands
they think of him as old and lacking real-life skills
it was a violent unjustified act
they thought Jem would get the chance to shoot it first
What does Mrs. Dubose teach Scout & Jem?
racism is dangerous
bravery comes in all shapes and sizes
femininity is important
growing up is hard to do
Why are the townspeople speaking negatively about Atticus in later chapters?
Because he is defending Tom Robinson, a black man
Because he's older than the other fathers
Because the kids call him "Atticus" instead of Dad
Because he doesn't go to church regularly
Reverend Sykes doesn't let anyone leave church in chapter 12 until _______.
They've collected $10 for the Robinson family
Everyone shakes hands with Scout and Jem
Someone is saved
They've all had communion
