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To Kill a Mockingbird Unit Test Questions and Answers 100% Pass Atticus Finch Maycomb county born and bred; he knew his people and they knew him. He was related to nearly every family in town Charles Baker Harris He was right puny for goin on seven. Miss Maudie Atkinson She was a widow, a chameleon lady who worked in her flower beds wearing an old straw hat and men's overalls Burris Ewell The filthiest human Scout had ever seen. His neck was dark grey and the backs of his hands were rusty Mr. Walter Cunningham One of the leaders of the lynch mob Zeebo Calpurnia's son who "lines" hymns at First Purchase Harper Lee Author of this novel Mayella Ewell A terribly lonely person, lonelier than Boo Radley Mr. Gilmer prosecuting attorney in the Robinson Case Rachel Haverford Dill's aunt Mr. Underwood a newspaper publisher and editor Dolphus Raymond a white man who prefers to live with Negroes Alexandra Hancock very "proper" relative who comes to provide a feminine influence in the house Great Depression time period of the novel, setting of extreme poverty Touch the Radley house Dill dares Jem to do this early on in the novel Read and write Miss Caroline is angry because Scout already knows how to do this Trick Atticus teaches Scout Try to see situations from other people's points of view Laughing Scout is surprised to hear this after she falls out of the tire in front of the Radley house Fire This happened to Maudie's house in the middle of the night Maudie's description of Atticus "same in his house as he is on the public streets" Unfair advantage the reason why Atticus gave up shooting Morphine addiction What Jem's reading helped Mrs. Dubose to free herself from Lula Negro woman who doesn't want Scout and Jem to come to First Purchase Parents don't care about him Why Dill feels he needs to run away A lynching What Atticus goes to jail to prevent People you know What Atticus says every mob in a little Southern town is made up of A drinking problem What Mr. Dolphus Raymond is pretending to have to keep people away Crippled arm Tom has this which ultimately is proof he could not beat up Mayella Ewell Defending Tom Robinson This action by Atticus makes most of the town extremely mad Right side Mr. Heck Tate testifies that Mayella was beaten on this side of her face Stand up When Atticus leaves the courtroom, the Negroes all do this to honor him Bob Ewell determined to "get" Atticus because he knows that no one really believed his story and he was made a fool of in the courtroom Missionary tea ladies Are more interested in poverty in far off countries than in their own town "Senseless slaughter" Underwood's description of Tom's death Shot 17 times Shows the cruelty in how Tom Robinson was killed Hitler Miss Gates is pleased about Tom's verdict but condemns this man Ham costume Ultimately saves Scout's life during Ewell's attack Background Aunt Alexandria says this is how long your family has been squatting on one piece of land Mockingbird A sin to kill one of these, represents Tom Robinson and Boo Radley Disapprobation Disapproval Acrid strong or sharp to the taste or smell Compelled to feel forced Benevolence acts of kindness Impervious incapable of being affected or injured Luminous giving off light Static stationary, not moving or changing Predilection to have a preference towards something Vexations irritations Fractious unruly or irritable Illicitly


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