WorksheetsTo Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 7-8
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
What grade is Scout beginning in school in Chapter 7?
Fourth grade.
First grade.
Third grade.
Second grade.
What time does Scout get out of school each day in Chapter 7?
2:00.
3:15.
2:30.
3:00.
What is the first object that Jem and Scout see in the knothole of the oak tree in Chapter 7?
A watch.
A ball of twine.
A piece of gum.
A soap figurine.
Jem tells Scout in Chapter 7 that it wasn't until he reached what grade that he learned anything of value in school?
Fifth grade.
Third grade.
Sixth grade.
Fourth grade.
The little figurines of a boy and girl that Scout and Jem find in the tree in Chapter 7 are carved from what material?
Soap.
Clay.
Wood.
Stone.
The medal that Scout and Jem find in the knothole of the oak tree in Chapter 7 is one that was awarded for what achievement?
The Maycomb Spelling Bee.
Acts of Valor in WWI.
The Maycomb Sack Race.
The Maycomb Horse Race.
In the beginning of Chapter 8, Scout says that Maycomb County is experiencing the coldest winter since what year?
1885.
1900.
1789.
1915.
50. Scout claims in Chapter 8 that "Mr. Avery said it was written on the Rosetta Stone that when children disobeyed their parents, smoked cigarettes and made war on each other," what would happen?
The weather would change.
It would start raining.
It would get hot.
Someone would die.
What does Scout observe for the first time that makes her scream for Atticus saying that the world is ending in Chapter 8?
Snow.
Rain.
Hail.
A tornado.
Who is the telephone operator that calls Atticus to tell him that school has been canceled in Chapter 8?
Mayella Ewell.
Miss Maudie.
Who is the telephone operator that calls Atticus to tell him that school has been canceled in Chapter 8?
Eula May.
At what time in the night does Atticus awaken Scout because of the fire on the block in Chapter 8?
2:00 a.m.
12:00 a.m.
1:00 a.m.
3:00 a.m.
Whose house has caught fire in Chapter 8?
Miss Emily Davis's.
Miss Maudie's.
Mr. Underwood's.
Miss Stephanie Crawford's.
