To Kill A Mockingbird--Part 2 Test Review

Scout finally understood and welcomed Boo when she

"His heavy boots punished the porch and he opened the door awkwardly.." which literary devices?

Jem told Scout not to squish what because "they don't bother you":

 According to Jem, why are mixed children sad?

"He wore an ordinary business suit, which made him look somehow like every other man" is what?

What major theme runs through Atticus's closing argument?

In closing, Atticus refers to one human institution in which were are all equal. What is it?

Scout discovers Boo is

How does Bob Ewell react to Tom's death?

What saved Scout's life, according to Mr. Tate?

Who carries Jem home?

According to Tom's testimony, what happened to Mayella?

After reading the book, which word best describes Scout?

What does Scout keep repeating when Jem is hurt?

How does Jem break his arm?

What is the only thing left to learn for Scout and Jem?

"A little bantam cock of a man rose and strutted to the stand" is an example of what?

Where do Jem and Scout find Dill hiding after they have their sibling quarrel?

Scout feels that Jem is her equal because:

Who says, "Will you take me home?"

What type of drink is really in Mr. Dolphus Raymond's brown paper bag?

"It goes to show you, all the Penfield women are flighty" is an example of...

Who said, "Nothin's real scary except in books."

What two things did Atticus prove about the case?

What does Atticus assume happened to Bob Ewell?

What does Atticus tell the jury is the reason Mayella is lying about Tom?

Which part of the Ewell place "bewildered" Maycomb and is an example of situational irony?

What happens on the way home from the school pageant?

Who says, "Hey Boo."

What makes Dill so upset during the trial that he has to leave?

"...he had never heard the words Judge Taylor directed at him--his mouth struggled silently" is

What does Bob Ewell do to Atticus the day after the trial? 

"Miss Alexandra'll absolutely have a stroke of paralysis when she finds out."  

Who invites the children to sit in the balcony at the trial?

"I had a feeling about this night-I-this is my fault."

When the jury comes back with its verdict, how does Scout experience the event?

"First thing you can do, Ewell, is get your stinking' carcass off my property."

What is Jem's solution to the jury system?

What does Mr. Heck Tate say happened to Mr. Ewell?

 "It's this Tom Robinson case that's worryin' him to death" ...which literary device?

What two characters are best symbolized by the "mockingbird"?

What does Judge Taylor do while presiding over a case in court?

According to Jem, what kind of folks are there?

Who shows great distress upon learning about Tom's death?

What is it about Tom Robinson that makes Mayella and Bob Ewell's testimonies hard to believe?

How does the African American community treat Atticus after the trial is over?

 Why is it ironic that Miss Gates says she hates Hitler?

"Let's see, you say you ran into the house, you ran to the window, you ran inside..."

What reason does Dill give for Boo Radley not running away from home?

The real purpose of the ladies' missionary circle is to