What is the falling action of the story?

Occurs after the protagonist faces the main conflict. Conflict resolved

In a character-vs-character conflict, the main character struggles against…

Another character or other people.

What is the exposition of a story?

The first part of a story; the setting and characters are introduced.

What is second-person point of view? Which pronouns does a first person narrator use?

The narrator uses the pronoun "you" to address the reader

What is a major character?

A character who is vital to the development and resolution of the plot.

Descriptive language that appeals to the five senses.

What is first-person point of view? Which pronouns does a first person narrator use?

The narrator is also a character within the story; uses "I" or "we"

What is a flat character?

A character who is known for one kind of personality trait.

In a character-vs-society conflict, the main character struggles against…

Government, laws, ideas, practices of others.

The attitude of the writer towards a subject.

In a character-vs-technology conflict, the main character struggles against…

Technology, robots, or machines.

A literary element which evokes certain feelings or senses in readers.

What is a round character?

A character with a complex personality; often portrayed as conflicted.

What is the inciting incident of a story?

The moment the main conflict in the story begins.

What is a minor character?

A less central character who serves to complement major characters.

How do the people of Maycomb react to the news of Tom's death?

They think it is "typical" of a Black person.

A feature which causes excitement/uncertainty about what might happen.

Who is the antagonist of a story?

The character who stands in opposition to the main character

An object, character, etc. used to represent something else.

What is a static character?

A character who does not change over time.

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1
Who does the Sheriff say called him to the Ewell residence on the night of the alleged crime?
Mayella Ewell
Tom Robinson
Bob Ewell
Dolphus Raymond
2
What do the Black attendees of the trial do as Atticus Finch exits the courthouse?
They stand
They weave
They riot
They hiss at him
3
How many years older is Jem than his sister Scout?
3 years older
1 year older
2 years older
4 years older
4
What is the falling action of the story?
The moment when the main conflict begins.
The turning point in the story.
Occurs after the protagonist faces the main conflict. Conflict resolved
All the events that occur leading up to the climax.
5
What is the name of the homestead that Simon Finch established for himself in Alabama?
The Finch Perch
Finch's Orchard and Estates
The Finch's Nest
Finch's Landing
6
External conflict happens ______ a character.
Inside
Outside
7
In a character-vs-character conflict, the main character struggles against…
Another character or other people.
Forces that are not of this world such as ghosts, monsters, etc.
Technology, robots, or machines.
Government, laws, ideas, practices of others.
8
What is the exposition of a story?
All the events that occur leading up to the climax.
The turning point in the story.
The first part of a story; the setting and characters are introduced.
The moment when the main conflict begins.
9
Of whom does Scout say, "I decided that she had been swapped at birth"?
Aunt Mayella
Aunt Alexandra
Aunt Elizabeth
Aunt Clara
10
Who is the protagonist of a story?
The central or main character
The character who stands in opposition to the main character
11
What reason does Tom Robinson give for why he helped out Mayella Ewell periodically in Chapter 19?
He felt sorry for her
He was attracted to her
He hoped she'd marry him
He needed money
12
In a character-vs-self conflict, the main character struggles against…
Another person/other people.
Weather, nature, animals, etc.
Technology, robots, or machines.
Themselves.
13
What is second-person point of view? Which pronouns does a first person narrator use?
The narrator is also a character within the story; uses "I" or "we"
The narrator is an observer who uses pronouns like "he," "she," "them"
The narrator uses the pronoun "you" to address the reader
14
What is a major character?
A character with a complex personality
Characters who change over time as a result of resolving a conflict
A character who is vital to the development and resolution of the plot.
A character who is repeatedly used
15
What is imagery?
Illustrations contained in a literary work.
The process of telling a story.
A dominant or reoccurring idea in a literary work.
Descriptive language that appeals to the five senses.
16
Internal conflict happens ______ a character.
Inside
Outside
17
Whose house has caught fire in Chapter 8?
Miss Stephanie Crawford's
Mr. Underwood's
Miss Emily Davis's
Miss Maudie's
18
Who does Jem go to tell that Dill has arrived at the Finch household/"breaking the remaining code of our childhood?"
Miss Rachel
Aunt Alexandra
Calpurnia
Atticus
19
"Greek revival columns clashed with big nineteenth-century clock tower..."
The courthouse
The town clerk's office
The school
The church
20
Which of the following is an example of an external conflict?
Meaning of life
Beliefs
Morals
Supernatural (ghosts/monsters)
21
What is the name of the elder Mr. Radley?
Matthew
Andrew
James
Nathan
22
What is first-person point of view? Which pronouns does a first person narrator use?
The narrator is an observer who uses pronouns like "he," "she," "them"
The narrator is also a character within the story; uses "I" or "we"
The narrator uses the pronoun "you" to address the reader
23
What is a flat character?
A character with a complex personality; often portrayed as conflicted.
A character who is known for one kind of personality trait.
A character who changes over time as a result of facing a conflict.
A character who does not change over time.
24
According to Tom Robinson's testimony, he spent thirty days in jail once before he was convicted of what crime?
Disorderly conduct
Vandalism
Domestic abuse
Animal cruelty
25
Who does Atticus say was kind enough to grant a postponement on the trial?
Cecil Jacobs
John Taylor
Bob Ewell
Dill
26
Which of the following is an example of an internal conflict?
Government
Technology
Another character
Decision making
27
In a character-vs-society conflict, the main character struggles against…
Forces that are not of this world such as ghosts, monsters, etc.
Another character or other people.
Technology, robots, or machines.
Government, laws, ideas, practices of others.
28
From whose perspective does Scout see the novel's events from at the end?
Atticus Finch
Mayella Ewell
Boo Radley
Tom Robinson
29
What is the tone?
An idea that recurs or pervades a work of literature.
The attitude of the writer towards a subject.
The time and place in which the events of a work of literature take a place
A struggle between two opposing forces.
30
What does Atticus say the Ewell family patriarch spends his relief checks on in Chapter 3?
Horse races.
Prostitutes.
Lawyers.
Whiskey.
31
In a character-vs-technology conflict, the main character struggles against…
Themselves.
Government, laws, ideas of others.
Weather, animals, the environment, disease, etc.
Technology, robots, or machines.
32
The little figurines of a boy and girl that Scout and Jem find in the tree are carved from what material?
Stone
Clay
Wood
Soap
33
How old does Mayella Ewell say she is when she takes the stand?
19
17
16
22
34
On what date was the Sheriff contacted to go to the Ewell residence, according to his testimony in Chapter 17?
September 12
July 7
November 21
June 13
35
What is mood?
Visually descriptive or figurative language in a work.
The attitude of the writer towards a subject.
A literary element which evokes certain feelings or senses in readers.
The main message of the story.
36
What is a round character?
A character who is known for one kind of personality trait.
A character who changes over time as a result of facing a conflict.
A character with a complex personality; often portrayed as conflicted.
A character who does not change over time.
37
What is the inciting incident of a story?
The turning point in the story.
The moment the main conflict in the story begins.
The conclusion of the story.
The events that occur after the protagonist faces the main conflict.
38
What is a minor character?
A character who is known for one personality trait.
A less central character who serves to complement major characters.
A character who does not change over time.
A character with a complex personality.
39
Indirect characterization ________ the reader the personality of the character.
shows
tells
40
We see that the jury is made up of farmers - why is this significant?
They didn't know Tom Robinson at all.
They're all white.
They will have to miss some of the trial to tend to their crops.
They're all old.
41
"Mr. Avery said it was written on the RosettaStone that when ..." what would happen?
Someone would die
The weather would change
It would start raining
It would get hot
42
How do the people of Maycomb react to the news of Tom's death?
They are thrilled.
They start to rethink their racist ways.
They immediately begin planning a memorial service.
They think it is "typical" of a Black person.
43
What is suspense?
The most exciting part of a story.
The use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in the story.
When an earlier event is inserted into the chronological order.
A feature which causes excitement/uncertainty about what might happen.
44
Of whom does Jem say in Chapter 16, "Lives by himself way down near the county line..."
Mr. Tensaw Jones
Cecil Jacobs
Bob Ewell
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
45
Who is the antagonist of a story?
The character who stands in opposition to the main character
The central or main character
46
According the to the narrator in Chapter 22, cases were usually given to which new lawyer?
Dolphus Raymond
Maxwell Green
Bob Ewell
Link Deas
47
What historical event was taking place in the Deep South at the time of the novel?
Slavery
Segregation
The Great Migration
The Industrial Revolution
48
What is the name of the Maycomb trash collector that Scout and Jem see at the church in Chapter 12?
Zeebo
Jeb
Dill
James
49
What is a symbol?
A term used to describe events that make up the story.
An advertisement in a story.
An object, character, etc. used to represent something else.
An idea that recurs in a work of literature.
50
What does Jem get his pants caught on as the children run from the Radley yard?
A tree branch
A bicycle
A rake
A fence
51
What is a static character?
A character who is known for one kind of personality trait.
A character who does not change over time.
A character who changes over time as a result of facing a conflict.
A character with a complex personality; often portrayed as conflicted.
52
Jem broke his arm badly at the elbow when he was nearly how old, according to the narrator in Chapter 1?
13
10
12
8
53
What is the verdict on the Tom Robinson trial in Chapter 21?
There is a hung jury
Innocent
Innocent by reason of insanity
Guilty
54
The case in the book was based on which historical case?
The Scottsboro Boys
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Loving v. Virginia
Brown v. Board of Education
55
When the children go to First Purchase church with Calpurnia, they notice that she code switches. What is code switching
Changing the language the sermon is given in
Adjusting language to align with culture
Switching door codes with neighbors
A special type of sign language
56
In Chapter 12, Scout and Jem attend Calpurnia's church. Why is it named First Purchase?
The church building was the first one built in Maycomb.
It's located on First Purchase Street
It was purchased with first earnings of newly freed slaves
The church building was the first purchase by the first mayor of Maycomb
57
The medal that Scout and Jem find in the knothole of the oak tree was awarded for what achievement?
The Maycomb Horse Race
The Maycomb Spelling Bee
Act of Valor in WWI
The Maycomb Sack Race
58
What is foreshadowing?
When an earlier event is inserted into the chronological order.
The use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in the story.
A feature which causes excitement/uncertainty about what might happen.
The most exciting part of a story.
59
What is the climax of a story?
Occurs after the protagonist faces the main conflict.
The first part of a story.
The saddest part of the story.
The turning point when the tension is the highest.
60
What is a flashback?
Visually descriptive or figurative language.
The most exciting, intense, or thrilling point in a literary work.
A term used to describe the events which make up a story.
When an earlier event is inserted into the chronological order of a story
61
What is third-person omniscient point of view?
The narrator does not reveal any characters' thoughts or feelings
The narrator's view is limited to the internal workings of one character
The narrator is all-knowing and narratees the thoughts/feelings of all
62
What does Atticus Finch claim are the "great levelers" and the place in this country where "all men are created equal"?
The senate rooms
The jails
The courts
The factory floors
63
What is a theme topic?
A one-word concept.
A universal statement.
64
Why does Miss Maudie tell Scout it is a sin to kill a mockingbird?
Because they are the color of Heaven
Because all they do is sing
Because it is written in Leviticus
Because they symbolize peace
65
What is the rising action of the story?
All the events that occur leading up to the climax.
The events that occur after the protagonist faces the main conflict.
The turning point.
The resolution of the story.
66
Direct characterization ________ the reader the personality of the character.
tells
shows
67
What is a stock character?
A major character.
A villain.
A stereotypical character.
A minor character.
68
Who does Scout tell Mr. Cunningham to say hello for her when he and the rest of the lynch mob show up at jail?
Heck Tate
Burris
Walter
Mrs. Cunningham
69
What does Jem do after Mrs. Dubose says derogatory things about Atticus an enrages him in Chapter 11?
He breaks her window
He shoots her dog
He destroys her camelias
He calls the police
70
What is third-person objective point of view?
The narrator is all-knowing and narratees the thoughts/feelings of all
The narrator does not reveal any characters' thoughts or feelings
The narrator's view is limited to the internal workings of one character
71
Who is described as "the meanest old woman who ever lived?"
Mrs. Dubose
Miss Emily Davis
Miss Maudie
Calpurnia
72
What is the resolution of a story?
The conclusion of the story. The characters return to normal life
The turning point in the story.
All the events that occur leading up to the climax.
The conclusion of the story.
73
Miss Gates expresses hateful thoughts about Tom Robinson, yet is upset about the persecution of who?
Jewish people
Gypsies
Rwandans
Jehovah's witnesses
74
What is third-person limited point of view?
The narrator is all-knowing and narratees the thoughts/feelings of all
The narrator does not reveal any characters' thoughts or feelings
The narrator's view is limited to the internal workings of one character
75
What does Scout find in the knothole of the oak tree at the Radley Place in the beginning of Chapter 4?
Chess pieces
Chewing gum
A pair of earrings
Drawings of her and Jem
76
The missionary society ladies feel bad for this tribe in Africa, but won't help their own Black neighbors.
Yoruba
Himba
Zulu
Mrunas
77
What does Miss Maudie say Boo Radley's name is in Chapter 5?
Arthur
Brett
James
Boris
78
What is Dill's real name?
William Peter Harris
Jack Harris
Charles Baker Harris
Truman Harris
79
What is the name of the man that Atticus Finch is assigned to defend in the novel?
Bob Ewell
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
Cecil Jacobs
Tom Robinson
80
Who is the author of the novel?
Harper Lee
C.S. Lewis
Jean Louise Finch
Atticus Finch
81
What does Scout observe for the first time that makes her scream for Atticus saying the world is ending?
Rain
Hail
A tornado
Snow
82
How much money does Scout's teacher offer to loan to the little boy who has no lunch with him?
25 cents
10 cents
1 dollar
2 dollars
83
How many bullet holes does Atticus say they found on Tom Robinson?
22
6
17
12
84
How was Jem been injured in Chapter 29?
His leg is broken
His arm is broken
His collar bone is broken
His ribs are broken
85
Who does Scout point out as the person that saved her and Jem from their attacker in Chapter 29?
Boo Radley
John Taylor
Cecil Jacobs
Sam Levy
86
Who has gone out of his way to make a job for Helen Robinson in Chapter 27?
Miss Maudie
Mr. Dolphus Raymond
Mr. Link Deas
Miss Stephanie Crawford
87
What does Scout dress up as for the Halloween parade?
A cat
A werewolf
A mouse
A ham
88
The children discover that Mr. Dolphus Raymond is actually drinking what from his brown paper bag?
Whiskey
Coca Cola
Beer
Dr. Pepper
89
In a character-vs-nature conflict, the main character struggles against…
Themselves.
Government, laws, ideas, practices of others.
Weather, animals, the environment, disease, etc.
Forces that are not of this world such as ghosts, monsters, etc.
90
What is the name of the Sheriff of Maycomb County?
Dolphus Raymond
Tensaw Jones
Heck Tate
Bob Ewell
91
Where does Dill live during the school year?
Clinton, Texas
Montague, California
Meridian, Mississippi
Malvern, Arkansas
92
How does the Sheriff contend that Mr. Ewell died in Chapter 30?
He was stabbed by Boo Radley
He was shot by Scout Finch
He fell on his knife
He was stabbed by Jem Finch
93
What is a dynamic character?
A character who is known for one kind of personality trait.
A character with a complex personality; often portrayed as conflicted.
A character who changes over time as a result of facing a conflict.
A character who does not change over time.
94
Why has Aunt Alexandra come to stay at the beginning of Chapter 13?
She's having marital issues
The children, Scout in particular, need a feminine influence
She wants to help Atticus with the case
Atticus is going to be out of town for an extended period of time
95
How did Tom Robinson injure his left arm?
It was injured during a shooting
It was amputated in a car accident
It was caught in cotton gin
It was caught in a well.
96
What word refers to a person who pretends to have virtues, beliefs, principles, etc., that they do not actually have?
Hypocrite
Suffragette
Abolitionist
Wanderer
97
What qualifies people as "fine folks," according to Aunt Alexandra?
If they have been landowners for a long time
If they support segregation
If they do the best with what they have
If they are part of the missionary scoiety
98
How old does Scout say Atticus is in Chapter 10?
Nearly 40
Nearly 60
Nearly 50
42
99
What is a motif?
Visually descriptive or figurative language in a work.
The main message of the story.
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character.
A reocurring idea in a literary work that contributes to the theme.
100
What is a theme statement?
A universal statement.
A one-word concept.

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