WorksheetsTKaM Quiz for Chapters 7-11
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What does Jem reveal to Scout regarding his pants?
He found two pennies in the pockets of his pants.
When he found his pants, they had been ripped up.
His pants had a stain on them.
His pants had been roughly sewn-up and placed over the fence.
Who did Scout think was responsible for leaving gifts in the Radley's tree?
Ms. Calpurnia
Mr. Atticus
Miss Caroline
Miss Maudie
How do Jem and Scout show their appreciation for the "gifts" discovered in the tree?
They write a "Thank You" note to leave in the tree.
They return the most expensive items.
They thank Miss Maudie.
They thank Miss Caroline at school.
What does Scout's brother learn about the Egyptians?
They invented ramen noodles.
They had painted eyes.
They created toilet paper.
They ate toilet paper.
What did Scout like about second grade?
She could get into more fights.
No more dealings with Burris Ewell.
Fewer "cooties" more "cuties".
She got to walk home with Jem.
What did Jem do for a week at the beginning of chapter seven?
Made snowmen out of dirt.
Stayed moody and silent.
Hid in his tree-house.
Looked for his pants.
What does Unfathomable mean?
Easier than most things.
Hard to travel through.
Incapable of being fully explored or understood.
Hard to block out.
What did Scout think when she first saw snow falling outside?
She was to blame for it.
She could swim through it.
The world had ended.
Mr. Radley had died.
What was the biggest gift the children received from the knothole in the tree?
A broken pocket watch.
Two shiny pennies.
Dill Harris
A stick of stove-wood.
Who blames the "bad" children for the change in weather?
Atticus
Mr. Avery
Mrs. Radley
Calpurnia
Why did Atticus awaken the children in the middle of the night?
Miss Maudie's house was on fire.
There was a mad dog outside.
Mrs. Radley had died.
It was time for hot chocolate.
The knothole in the Radley's tree is symbolic of ...
An unspoken friendship.
Dill's true love for Scout.
Miss Maudie's cakes.
The courthouse.
What was the result of it having not snowed since 1885?
Mr. Avery cried.
There was no school that day.
Jem and Dill built a snowman.
Calpurnia burned her tongue on snow.
Who is "Rose Aylmer" in the story?
Uncle Jack's Cat.
A beautiful yellow female.
One of few women Uncle Jack could stand permanently.
The subject of Uncle Jack's pocket-photos.
Who was the most boring child Scout had ever met?
Dill Harris
Francis Hancock
Jem Finch
Jean Louise Finch
Who refuses to teach Scout and Jem how to use their air rifles?
Dill Harris
Ms. Calpurnia
Atticus Finch
Arthur Radley
What does Calpurnia do in response to spotting a rabid dog?
Calpurnia gets the kids indoors.
Calpurnia ran over to the Radley's place to warn them.
Calpurnia hurries to the phone to Atticus.
All of these responses take place.
Who was known as the "deadliest shot" in Maycomb County?
Miss Maudie
Heck Tate
Jem Finch
Atticus Finch
Who says "Atticus is a gentleman, just like me!"
Jem Finch
Mr. Radley
Miss Caroline
Tom Robinson
Harper Lee utilizes humor in her writing in order to appeal to which rhetorical appeal?
The Ethos
The Pathos
The Logos
The Kairos
What was the purpose for Atticus making Jem and Scout read to Mrs. Dubose?
Atticus wanted the children to see Mrs. Dubose as strong and courageous.
Jem and Scout would help alleviate some degree of racism in Maycomb.
It would help Mrs. Dubose overcome her morphine addiction.
All of these are true purposes.
What inference can we make about Jem Finch by the end of Chapter 11?
He would fight anyone.
He would be the only one to kill mockingbirds.
He would learn the importance of respecting others, regardless of their treatment of him.
He would learn how it feels like to chew 5 Gum.
When Atticus reasons as to why people should not kill mockingbirds, which two appeals are mainly drawn upon?
Logos & Pathos
Pathos & Kairos
Logos & Kairos
Ethos and Logos
To kill a mockingbird would mean killing ...
The Guilty
The Free
The Innocent
Elmer Bernstein
What does Atticus assert is Maycomb's "usual disease" ?
Knot-holes in trees.
Soap Carvings.
Kids Fighting
Racism
