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Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
The African-AmThe African-American community of Maycomb is bitter toward Atticus.
True
False
In Maycomb, the word of an honest African-American outweighs that of a dishonest white man.
True
False
Atticus encourages Scout to keep her fists down and fight with her head.
True
False
Scout is older than Jem.
True
False
Jem kills Bob Ewell.
True
False
Which character is encouraged to “climb into another person’s skin and walk around in it” in order to understand others?
Scout
Dill
Tom Robinson
Mayella Ewell
Which character spat in Atticus’ face?
Dill
Scout
Mayella Ewell
Bob Ewell
Which character was disabled because of a cotton gin accident?
Tom Robinson
Atticus
Dill
Scout
Atticus thought that ___ had killed Bob Ewell.
Scout
Jem
Mayella Ewell
Boo Radley
The setting of the story is ___.
Alabama, 1930"s
Alabama, 1960's
Mississippi, 1930's
Mississippi, 1960's
All of the following are examples of conflict in the story, except for ________.
person vs. person
person vs. nature
person vs. society
person vs. himself
Which two characters could be represented by mockingbirds?
Boo and Tom
Scout and Dill
Mrs. Dubose and Jem
Atticus and Heck
Atticus accepted Tom Robinson’s case because ___.
the citizens wanted him to
he needed the money
he knew he could win
he was morally committed to it
Tom arouses the hostility of the jury and spectators by ___
his arrogance
feeling sorry for Mayella Ewell
calling Mayella A liar
running away
In his final argument to the jury, Atticus says that there is one human institution which makes us all equal, and that is ___.
a court
a church
a family
a job
When Tom stood up in court, everyone could see that ___.
his left arm was shorter than his right
his right arm was shorter than his left
his left arm was in a sling
his right hand was missing
Who is the narrator of the story?
Jem
To Robinson
Scout
Atticus
“High and mighty” is an example of ___.
an idiom
a hyperbole
an allusion
mood
Tom Robinson could not have raped and beaten Mayella because ___.
he was out of town that day
he is dead
he has no use of his left arm
he promised he did not
Atticus helps Scout to understand others by telling her ___.
to stop fighting
to be a nicer person
to talk things through with them
to walk around in their skin for a while
At the trial, the children sit ___.
by Atticus
in the jury box
three rows behind Atticus
in the colored balcony
Which of the following items is not found in the knothole of the tree?
a medal
a harmonica
soap dolls
a pocket knife
Soon after the trial, Atticus finds out that ___.
Bob Ewell left town
Tom Robinson is dead
Tom Robinson killed Bob Ewell
Bob Ewell killed Tom Robinson
Why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird?
They are Atticus’s favorite bird.
They are endangered.
They are innocent.
They are pretty.
The mockingbird described in the story is an example of ___.
a symbol
an allusion
a hyperbole
a simile
Who saves the children from Bob Ewell’s attack?
Atticus
Boo Radley
Tom Robinson
Heck Tate
How does Scout save her father and Tom Robinson from being attacked by the mob?
she kicks one of the men in the shin
she reminds Cunningham of his entailment
she shoots the men
she starts crying and asks them to leave
Atticus goes to the jail to ___.
prevent Tom’s escape
prevent Bob Ewell from entering the jail cell
assist Mr. Ewell’s attack
prevent Tom from being harmed
Which of the following events happened after Jem and Scout were attacked while walking home?
Tom Robinson is found guilty of rape.
Tom Robinson is shot and killed.
Bob Ewell is killed.
Boo leaves items in the tree.
Heck Tate says that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife because ___.
he refuses to bring Ewell’s killer into the spotlight
he is protecting Jem
he really believes that Ewell fell on his own knife
Atticus asked him to say that Ewell fell on his knife
Which of the following is not used in the screenplay to show that Jem loves Scout?
he tells Scout to run when they are attacked
he pulls Scout away from fights
he tells Scout that he loves her
He plays with Scout
The historical setting of the story is ___.
the Civil War
the Civil Rights Movement
World War II
The Great Depression
One theme of the story could be ___.
People often fear what they don’t understand.
Scout is a tomboy.
Lawyers make good money.
Telling lies only hurts you and the people around you.
In a screenplay, a voice-over is ___.
a voice that belongs to someone not seen on-camera
a voice that belongs to someone seen on-camera
when one character speaks more loudly than another character
when one character speaks more quietly than another character
The words that characters speak can be defined as ___.
a voice over
a character cue
dialogue
a camera cue
What gives additional information about the characters, setting, etc?
character cues
stage directions
camera cues
all of the above
The line “Although Maycomb County had recently been told it had nothing to fear but fear itself” (3) is an example of ___.
an idiom
an allusion
a metaphor
dialect
Describing Scout as “six, dressed in blue jeans” and as someone who likes to climb trees is ___ because ___.
direct characterization; the author tells us what she is like
direct characterization; the author shows us what she is like
indirect characterization; the author tells us what she is like
indirect characterization; the authors shows us what she is like
Describing Miss Maudie as someone who is “strong, warm-hearted...[and] keenly interested in Atticus and the children” (6) is ___ because ___.
direct characterization; the author tells us what she is like
direct characterization; the author shows us what she is like
indirect characterization; the author tells us what she is like
indirect characterization; the author shows us what she is like
“There were bruises already comin’ on her arms. She had a black eye startin’ an’...” (56) is an example of ___.
dialogue
an idiom
dialect
an allusion
“Thus began our longest journey together” (74) is an example of ___
an idiom
an allusion
foreshadowing
doalect
Describing Halloween night as a “black dark” night with the only sound that of a dog howling (75) helps create ___.
an idiom
personification
mood
tone
