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To Kill a Mockingbird

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1
What does Scout's lack of concern about race and class initially show?
She doesn't understand the world.
She is aware of social problems but chooses to ignore them.
She is superior to her classmates.
She is young and innocent.
2
What year was To Kill a Mockingbird published?
1945
1926
1960
1962
3
Walter Cunningham's situation at school reveals what about Maycomb's society?
All students have equal opportunities.
Teachers are always understanding.
Social class has no impact on education.
Economic circumstances affect experiences in school.
4
What was Harper Lee's alma mater (the college she graduated from)?
Oxford University
Huntington College
J.B. Lippincott Company
University of Alabama Law School
5
The Radley Place represents:
The unknown and fear of the unfamiliar
Openness and hospitality
A symbol of wealth and status
A haven for outcasts
6
Why has To Kill a Mockingbird had a significant impact on America?
Its focus on scientific advancements
Its realistic portrayal of racism and discrimination
Its fantastical and imaginative story
Its portrayal of a utopian society
7
The global popularity of To Kill a Mockingbird is evident by:
Its focus on a specific historical event
Its translation into 40 languages and high sales figures
Its setting in a small Southern town
Its complex and challenging vocabulary
8
Atticus Finch defends Tom Robinson, a black man accused of a crime. What does this action highlight?
The deeply ingrained racial prejudices in Maycomb.
The racial equality present in Maycomb.
Atticus's belief in violence.
Atticus's disregard for the law.
9
What does the mockingbird symbolize in the novel?
Evil and danger
Authority and power
Revenge and retribution
Innocence and purity