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1
Mr. Radley’s plugging up the knot-hole best symbolizes which of the following?
the futile attempt to prolong life by patching up wounds
the move from childhood pleasures to adult responsibilities
the sealing off of generosity
the withdrawal of Boo Radley from society forever
2
An example of a dynamic character is:
Aunt Alexandra
Jem
Francis
Mayella
3
Who saved Jem and Scout from Bob Ewell?
Arthur Radley
Nathan Radley
Tom Robinson
Atticus
4
Why does Atticus know that he will lose his case with Tom Robinson?
because Judge Taylor is biased
because Tom actually raped Mayella
because it's the word of a black man against a white man
because the Ewell’s are well respected
5
Why does Aunt Alexandra not want Scout to play with Walter Cunningham?
Walter Cunningham has cooties and is rude.
The Cunningham’s are not social equals of the Finches.
His father prejudiced the jury against the Finches and Tom
The Cunningham’s were rude to Alexandra as a child.
6
How was Bob Ewell killed?
None of the answers are correct
Jem got hold of a knife and stabbed him
Boo squeezed him to death
He stumbled, fell and landed on a knife
7
What did Atticus prove about the case?
Mayella was crazy and should be locked up.
Tom was innocent but shouldn't have gone in the Ewell house
No doctor was called and she was beaten by a left-handed man
Tom was too nice to commit rape
8
Scout describes Boo as a ‘malevolent phantom’ what is the meaning of the word malevolent?
Charming
Hidden
Evil
Under-nourished
9
Which words best describe Tom Robinson?
Honest; hardworking
Lazy; good-for-nothing
Lying; cheating
Generous; wealthy
10
Who got stabbed with a kitchen knife?
Atticus
Heck Tate
Jem
Bob Ewell
11
What is the reasoning for the Harper Lee’s choice of a young narrator?
to remove moral bias from the story
Because she cannot take an active role
all of the answers are correct
to allow the narrator to mature as the story progresses
12
Why does everyone in the balcony stand when Atticus walks out of the court room?
To say farewell to Tom Robinson
To show respect to Atticus for arguing the case
To threaten Atticus because he lost the case
To show respect to Judge Taylor for being a judge
13
What literary device: Her face the color of a dirty pillowcase, her mouth glistened with wet?
Tone
Mood
Allusion
Imagery
14
How did Jem break his arm?
He was attacked on his way home from school
Scout beat him up
fell out of his tree house
Calpurnia did it as a punnishment
15
Scout is unusual for a first grader because:
she speaks a foreign language
she can read and write
she can outrun all the boys
she is taller than all the other children
16
Heck scolds Jem for "draggin' him with his shy ways into the limelight" Who's he talking about?
Bob
Jem
Atticus
Arthur
17
The setting of the novel is
California: 1960s
Alabama: 1930s
Mississippi: 1950s
Arkansas: 1940s
18
It is ironic, Jem and Scout think their father cannot do much of anything but read because:
he needs help with the children
he really was a football player in high school
All of the answers are correct
he is actually the most courageous person in town
19
What was Scout dressed up as to go to the pageant?
An apple
piece of bacon
a ham
Turkey
20
An example of a character foil / foil pair in the novel is:
Atticus and Bob Ewell
Aunt Alexandra and Heck Tate
Scout and Dill
Jem and Walter Cunningham
21
What device: she found a blade of nut grass in her yard it was like the 2nd Battle of the Marne
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Imagery
Simile
22
Atticus told Jem, he would have sent Jem there to read to Mrs. DuBose anyway because:
He wanted Jem to stop pestering Boo Radley
He wanted to show Jem that old people are scary.
He wanted Jem to learn how to deal with mean old people.
He wanted Jem to see how people can be different in private
23
The school setting in the second chapter allows Lee to:
denounce the segregation of blacks and white
Shows the children's disrespect for authority
To introduce Maycomb's different families
to blame the education system for Maycomb's problems
24
What rhetorical device: "The events of the summer hung over us like smoke in a closed room."
Metaphor
Simile
Irony
Paradox
25
Who tried to scare Jem and Scout before the pageant?
Bob
Cecil
Dill
Walter
26
What is the best reason for why Atticus accepts a case that he knows he will lose?
to maintain his conscience and his integrity
he needs the money
he's friends with the Robinson's
to raise a furor within the town of Maycomb
27
An important lesson Atticus teaches Scout is:
You must consider things from another's point of view
the answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind.
that, above all, you must be proud of your family name.
Always keep your promises
28
The first chapter focuses on telling stories. This primarily serves to:
mimic the random thoughts in Scout’s mind
lengthen the novel
make the story more appealing to a younger audience
tie each characters to their family and history
29
Scout believes Mayella Ewell is
A symbol of courage
Addicted to love
A victim of rape
Even lonelier than Boo Radley
30
After reading the entire book, which word best describes Scout?
Rude
Inquisitive
Prejudiced
Girly
31
Who carried Jem back to the house after he was hurt?
Arthur Radley
Nathan Radley
Atticus Finch
Bob Ewell
32
What rhetorical device: “Maycomb was an old town, but it was a tired old town when I knew it”
Synonym
Metaphor
Personification
Characterization
33
Which two characters are the “outcasts” of the novel, maligned by Maycomb society?
Boo Radley and Maudie Atkinson
Jem and Scout
Boo Radley and Tom Robinson
Calpurnia and Aunt Alexandra
34
Atticus is reelected as
a state legislator
a deputy sheriff.
defense lawyer
the mayor.
35
Atticus’s insistence on defending Tom Robinson best exhibits which of the major themes of TKAM?
the process of growing up
private versus public life
obligation to our fellow man
social inequality
