What is the second punishment Mrs. Dubose gives the children?

reading to her for 2 hours a day

Where do Jem and Scout begin to find gifts?

In a hollowed out area of a tree

crude or tastelessly showy as clothes or decoration

exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way

a sense of what is appropriate, tasteful or not offensive

Why does Jem cut off the buds of Mrs. Dubose's camellia bushes?

Mrs. Dubose had insulted Atticus

What did Jem finally tell Scout about the night he lost his pants?

he found the pants folded and stitched

Why did Mr. Nathan say he filled the knot hole with cement?

the tree was sick and Jem should know that's what you do

strongly emotional, intense or passionate

impossible to fully explore or understand

What happens to Scout as she watches the house burn?

Boo places a blanket on her shoulders

having a friendly and pleasant manner

Why doesn't Aunt Alexandra want Scout playing with Walter Cunningham?

The Cunninghams are not social equals to the Finches

put a stop to, subdue or supress

What is the first punishment Mrs. Dubose gives Jem and Scout?

visiting her 6 days a week for a month

Why do the foot washers criticize Miss Maudie?

they think she is too sinful and should change

What does Mrs. Dubose do to the children who walk past her house?

berates them (yells bad things)

Why doesn't Walter take a quarter from Miss Caroline?

he feels he shouldn't take money he can't pay back

sudden feeling of apprehensive uneasiness

to assert to the contrary or opposite of

do something in a haughty way or as if it's below dignity

Why would there be no more surprises in the tree?

Mr Nathan cemented the hole closed

to succeed, become dominant, win out

not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable

studbud

Part 1 English 10 Spring Semester Test Review 2015 (TKAM)

58 termsStudBud Administration157 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards58 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 58

Answers

1
What is the second punishment Mrs. Dubose gives the children?
washing her fence
reading to her for 2 hours a day
ironing her sheets
cleaning out her guttters
2
What is Mrs. Dubose addicted to?
morphine
heroin
cocaine
alcohol
3
Where do Jem and Scout begin to find gifts?
In a hollowed out area of a tree
under the Christmas Tree
in their bedrooms
at school
4
What excuse does Dill make for Jem's missing pants?
a dog tore them off Jem
he tore them while swimming
he left them on the line after washing them
he lost them on a bet
5
garish
strongly emotional, intense or passionate
crude or tastelessly showy as clothes or decoration
a sense of what is appropriate, tasteful or not offensive
to swallow or eat up hungrily
6
tyrranical
not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable
unable to tolerate
to assert the contrary or opposite of
exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way
7
How would you describe Scout's voice and persona?
mocking
extremely childish
completely grown up
child-like, yet mature
8
How do the children try to give a note to Boo Radley?
fold a note into a paper airplane and aim for the window
call him on the phone
run to the door and knock, then run away
use a fishing pole
9
tactful
strongly emotional, intense or passionate
to swallow or eat up hungrily
a sense of what is appropriate, tasteful or not offensive
put up with, tolerate, stand
10
inquisitive
having a friendly and pleasant manner
do something in a haughty way or as if it's below dignity
unable to tolerate
curious, eager for knowledge
11
abide
put a stop to, subdue or supress
not even or regular in pattern, unpredictable
put up with, tolerate, stand
strongly emotional, intense or passionate
12
Who is the narrator of To Kill A Mockingbird?
Dill
Atticus
Jean
Jem
13
Why does Jem cut off the buds of Mrs. Dubose's camellia bushes?
he wants the flowers for a girl he likes
they had bugs
Mrs. Dubose had insulted Atticus
he was being mischevious
14
What did Jem finally tell Scout about the night he lost his pants?
he found the pants folded and stitched
he found his pants ripped to shreds
He was ashamed at how scared he was
He had seen Boo's face
15
Why did Mr. Nathan say he filled the knot hole with cement?
he didn't want anyone hiding things in it
he yelled at the kids and told them to leave him alone
the tree was sick and Jem should know that's what you do
the tree needed support for the higher branches
16
An elderly, ill-tempered, racist woman who is trying to break a morphine addiction is who?
Mrs. Radley
Mrs. Dubose
Miss Maude
Calpurnia
17
vehemently
strongly emotional, intense or passionate
not even or regular in pattern, unpredictable
a sense of what is appropriate, tasteful or not offensive
put up with, tolerate, stand
18
unfathomable
unable to tolerate
severe or bare in appearance
exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way
impossible to fully explore or understand
19
What happens to Scout as she watches the house burn?
Boo places a blanket on her shoulders
she starts to cry
she confesses to Atticus
She runs into the burning house to get a book
20
What does Miss Caroline get upset about that Scout's father has taught her to do?
discuss legal terms
mathematics
use offensive language
read the newspaper
21
irritate or vex
foray
piety
furor
irk
22
What is Jean's nickname?
Atticus
Dill
Scout
Jem
23
Who invites Walter to dinner?
Miss Caroline
Atticus
Jem
Jean
24
What surprises did Jem and Scout find in the Radley's tree?
A) twine and a spelling bee medal
Both A and C
B) fishing line and an egg
C) 2 soap figures and a watch
25
amiable
having a friendly and pleasant manner
not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable
unable to tolerate
do something in a haughty way or as if it's below dignity
26
oblivious
forgetful or unaware
to succeed, become dominant, win out
to stay longer than expected, reluctance to leave
peaceful, quiet, calm
27
devour
to assert to the contrary or opposite of
to eat up hungrily
forgetful or unaware
happening at the same time
28
Why doesn't Aunt Alexandra want Scout playing with Walter Cunningham?
Walter is a bad boy
Scout has been grounded
The Cunninghams are not social equals to the Finches
she is afraid of Walter
29
lacking wise self restraint or good judgement
maleovent
amble
terrain
imprudent
30
quell
exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way
not even or regular in pattern, unpredictable
impossible to fully explore or understand
put a stop to, subdue or supress
31
Which character gets the lynch mob to break up and go away?
Jem
Atticus
Scout
Calpurnia
32
Why did Jem force Scout to spit out the gum she found in the knothole?
she was blowing bubbles
it might be poisonous
he was jealous
she might choke
33
What is the first punishment Mrs. Dubose gives Jem and Scout?
visiting her 6 days a week for a month
bathing and brushing her dog
massaging her feet
planting new flowers
34
simultaneous
to eat up hungrily
forgetful or unaware
to succeed, become dominant, win out
happening at the same time
35
Why do the foot washers criticize Miss Maudie?
they think her feet stink and need washed
they think her roses are overgrown and need trimming
they think she needs to keep her house cleaner
they think she is too sinful and should change
36
stark
curious, eager for knowledge
severe or bare in appearance
having a friendly and pleasant manner
unable to tolerate
37
What game do Jem, Scout and Dill play that upsets Atticus?
cowboys killing indians
monopoly taking everyone's money away
Boo Radley killing people
WW2 killing the Jews
38
strong feelings of embarrassment
disapprobation
taciturn
mortification
fractious
39
What does Mrs. Dubose do to the children who walk past her house?
smiles and waves
berates them (yells bad things)
peeps at them from behind curtains
warns them about her dog
40
habitually reserved and uncommunicative
taciturn
terrain
amiable
vapid
41
Why doesn't Walter take a quarter from Miss Caroline?
he feels he shouldn't take money he can't pay back
He feels he would owe Miss Caroline interest on the money
he feels he shouldn't take money from women
he thinks Miss Caroline can't afford to give the money
42
qualm
to swallow or eat up hungrily
a sense of what is appropriate, tasteful or not offensive
crude or tastelessly showy as clothes or decoration
sudden feeling of apprehensive uneasiness
43
contradict
to eat up hungrily
to assert to the contrary or opposite of
happening at the same time
forgetful or unaware
44
condescend
do something in a haughty way or as if it's below dignity
not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable
exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way
unable to tolerate
45
Why would there be no more surprises in the tree?
birds were nesting there
Atticus told them to stay away from it
Mr Nathan cut the tree down
Mr Nathan cemented the hole closed
46
lacking significance or liveliness or spirit or zest
irk
entity
furor
vapid
47
a piece of ground having specific characteristics or military potential
vapid
terrain
irk
foray
48
tranquil
sudden feeling of apprehensive uneasiness
to stay longer than expected, reluctance to leave
peaceful, quiet, calm
to swallow or eat up hungrily
49
prevail
to succeed, become dominant, win out
forgetful or unaware
to stay longer than expected, reluctance to leave
peaceful, quiet, calm
50
erratic
do something in a haughty way or as if it's below dignity
not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable
unable to tolerate
exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way
51
From which point of view is the novel written?
fourth person
first person
third person
second person
52
Why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird?
Atticus believes in reincarnation
they bring only joy through their singing
they are endangered species
it's illegal in Alabama
53
linger
to stay longer than expected, reluctance to leave
to swallow or eat up hungrily
peaceful, quiet, calm
sudden feeling of apprehensive uneasiness
54
Who rolls in a tire into the Radley yard?
Dill
Walter
Jem
Scout
55
What is ironic about Atticus
he reads a lot but is accused of teaching Scout incorrectly
He is old but can still play football
All of these
he is the best shot in Maycomb but doesn't like guns
56
Why does Scout beat up Walter?
she would't have been embarrassed if had taken the money
she wouldn't have been praised if he had taken the money
she wouldn't have been embarrassed if he had given the money
she thought he was lying about the money and stole it
57
Why was Scout's first day of first grade a horrible disappointment?
the knot-hole was filled with cement
Burriss Ewell had a serious case of cooties
Walter ate lunch at their house
she started off on the wrong foot with Miss Caroline &Walter
58
Who reprimands Scout for embarrassing Walter?
Jem
Atticus
Miss Caroline
Calpurnia

Part 1 English 10 Spring Semester Test Review 2015 (TKAM) Flashcards | StudBud