(CH25) What did Mr. Underwood compare Tom's death to?

The killing of songbirds, like a Mockingbird

(CH23) What does Atticus say about carrying a gun?

It's an invitation for a conflict.

(CH31) Scout says this: ''Just standing on the Radley porch was enough''. What does this quote mean?

She understands the concept of trying to put herself in someone's shoes

(CH23) How does Atticus present the current issue with Bob Ewell to Jem?

He tries to put himself in the Ewell's shoes

(CH23) What did Atticus say about Bob Ewell spitting on him?

He wishes he didn't chew tobacco

(CH24) Scout finally understand how to ''be a lady'' at the end of this chapter. What is ''being a lady''?

Putting on a smile and carrying on, even in the toughest of times

(CH31) Which of these statements about Scout in this last chapter is NOT true?

She apologizes to Boo for her antics when she was younger

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To Kill A Mockingbird Quiz #5 (CH23-31)

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1
(CH26) Which of these would BEST qualify Miss Gates in this chapter?
Uneducated
Hypocrit
Racist
Aloof
2
(CH28) What happens at the end of Chapter 28?
Bob Ewell is found dead
Jem succumbs from his injuries
Scout has a torn meniscus
Bob Ewell kills Boo Radley
3
(CH24) Who dies in this chapter?
Helen Robinson
Tom Robinson
Boo Radley
Mr. Heck Tate
4
(CH23) What will happen to Tom Robinson if the appeal doesn't go in his favor?
He will be moved to another prison
He will be sentenced to death
He will be given a second appeal
He will be sentenced to life
5
(CH30) Who killed Bob Ewell?
He tripped on his own knife
Scout
Jem
Boo Radley
6
(CH25) What did Mr. Underwood compare Tom's death to?
The killing of innocence, like a thunderous clap
The killing of songbirds, like a Mockingbird
The killing of a roly poly
The killing of a poor innocent child who did nothing wrong
7
(CH23) What does Atticus say about carrying a gun?
It doesn't make you a better man.
It's an invitation for a conflict.
It's useful only for cowards.
It has no utility. Words are better than violence.
8
(CH28) What does Ad Astra Per Aspera mean?
Through hardships we will rise
Through hardships to the stars
Through hardships the common man will fall
Through hope, hardships will fall
9
(CH23) What does Jem realize about Boo Radley at the end of this chapter?
That he is a misunderstood man and that people must be kinder to him
That Boo understands how messed up this society is
That he's been dying to come out but he's too afraid to do so
That he wants to stay inside
10
(CH24) Who is the second most devout lady in Maycomb?
Miss Maudie
Miss Stephanie
Mrs Merriweather
Mrs Farrow
11
(CH31) Scout says this: ''Just standing on the Radley porch was enough''. What does this quote mean?
She understands Boo has had a tough life
She understands that Boo didn't mean any harm to her
She was mortified of being on this porch again
She understands the concept of trying to put herself in someone's shoes
12
(CH26) Now that Scout is older, what does she feel looking back about her behavior towards the Radley's property?
She feels better now
Pityful
Sad
Remorseful
13
(CH23) How does Atticus present the current issue with Bob Ewell to Jem?
He doesn't condonce Bob Ewell's actions and tells Jem to get ready
He tries to put himself in the Ewell's shoes
He's very bitter and tells Jem never to behave like Mr. Ewell
He says to stay quiet about it and to let it be
14
(CH28) What was Jem becoming good at? Almost better than Atticus?
Being a great shot
Making people feel alright
Being a great brother
A good listener
15
(CH23) What does Scout realize divides people?
Power and privilege
Money and family
Pride and prejudice
Social class and money
16
(CH27) Which character is present in all three ''significant'' events in this chapter as presented by Scout?
Timothy
Judge Taylor
Atticus
Bob Ewell
17
(CH25) Where did Atticus have no winnable case?
In the court systems
In Maycomb's ill prejudiced streets
In men's hearts
Nowhere. It is the system that flawed his case
18
(CH29) How does Scout greeting Boo Radley a sign of her growth as a person?
She pushed her prejudiced thoughts aside
She was no longer afraid of him
All of the above
She learned to accept people's differences
19
(CH25) What symbol mirrors the roly poly that was at the beginning of the chapter?
Mr. Raymond's Paper Bag
The Boo Radley House
The Mockingbird
The Mad Dog
20
(CH23) What did Atticus say about Bob Ewell spitting on him?
He's glad he didn't do that in front of his family
It had an awful smell to it
He wishes he didn't chew tobacco
It was a massive lack of respect
21
(CH23) Which emotion does Jem, Scout and Dill feel in regards to Atticus's situation?
Fear
Anger
Care
Pity
22
(CH23) How does Atticus qualify a white person when they cheat a Black person?
As vile and disgraceful
As a low life
As a common man
As trash
23
(CH24) Scout finally understand how to ''be a lady'' at the end of this chapter. What is ''being a lady''?
Having good manners and helping those in our circles
Putting on a smile and carrying on, even in the toughest of times
Having close connections with others of a familiar kind
Always being polite and wearing nice dresses
24
(CH31) Which of these statements about Scout in this last chapter is NOT true?
She treats Boo like a gentleman in front of everyone
She had no fear going on Boo Radley's porch
She apologizes to Boo for her antics when she was younger
She feels bad that she didn't treat Boo like a true neighbor in the past

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