To Kill A Mockingbird Chapters 1-3 Test with Solutions
Explain the two mistakes Miss Caroline makes in the first day of school: Correct Ans-First
she tries to give Walter Cunningham money to pay back later, that he couldn't pay back
because he was too poor, and then she tried to tell Burris Ewell what to do, not knowing that
the Ewells were trash.
Explain why the Ewells didn't have to go to school: Correct Ans-they didn't have to go to
school because no one could make them, and the truant lady figured that she had done her
job just by making them go to the first day of school.
Jean Louise (Scout) Finch Correct Ans-little girl who comes of age. she tells the story. sister
to Jem, daughter to Atticus
Jem Finch Correct Ans-Scout's brother an one of her best friends; enters young adulthood
and faces difficult issues
Maycomb Correct Ans-the racist town in Alabama where this book takes place
Calpurnia Correct Ans-the Finch's housekeeper; acts as a more distant mother-figure to
Jem and Scout
Charles Baker Harris Correct Ans-Jem and Scout's summer neighbor and friend. He is a
confident boy with an active imagination. He is fascinated with Boo.
Explain the two mistakes Miss Caroline makes in the first day of school: Correct Ans-First
she tries to give Walter Cunningham money to pay back later, that he couldn't pay back
because he was too poor, and then she tried to tell Burris Ewell what to do, not knowing that
the Ewells were trash.
Explain why the Ewells didn't have to go to school: Correct Ans-they didn't have to go to
school because no one could make them, and the truant lady figured that she had done her
job just by making them go to the first day of school.
Jean Louise (Scout) Finch Correct Ans-little girl who comes of age. she tells the story. sister
to Jem, daughter to Atticus
Jem Finch Correct Ans-Scout's brother an one of her best friends; enters young adulthood
and faces difficult issues
Maycomb Correct Ans-the racist town in Alabama where this book takes place
Calpurnia Correct Ans-the Finch's housekeeper; acts as a more distant mother-figure to
Jem and Scout
Charles Baker Harris Correct Ans-Jem and Scout's summer neighbor and friend. He is a
confident boy with an active imagination. He is fascinated with Boo.
