ch. 1-12

Question 1

Jem

Answer 1

Scouts big brother. nearly 10

Question 2

Scout

Answer 2

narrator and main character
6 years old at the beginning
tomboy and hot headed
innocent eye

Question 3

Dill

Answer 3

Charles Baker Harris
older than scout but short
sense of imagination and adventure

Question 4

Atticus

Answer 4

father of Scout and Jem

Moral lawyer who believe sin the hood of all people

Question 5

Calpurnia

Answer 5

Black cook for Finch Famoly
negotiate between black and white worlds
mother figure

Question 6

Boo Radley

Answer 6

Arthur Radley
Recluse hidden in his house
insane monster who peers in windows

Question 7

Aunt Alexandra

Answer 7

Atticuss sister
thinks the children need better care
traditional beliefs

Question 8

Ms Maudie

Answer 8

kind neighbor
friends with scout
gives a good moral perspective to the children

Question 9

Ewells

Answer 9

lower clas people who could make money but choose not to

Question 10

cunningham’s

Answer 10

farmers who were hit hard by the great depression

use what they have to pay abck

Question 11

Reverend Sykes and Heck Tate

Answer 11

black reverend

sheriff

Question 12

Judge Taylor

Answer 12

judge for the trial

Question 13

Mrs Fucose

Answer 13

Sick mean old lady who wins atticus praise but beating her morphine addiction

Question 14

mockingbird

Answer 14

represents those victimized by prejudice. they harm nobody they only sing for the enjoyment of humans. they aren’t bound to the rules to which others might adhere.
mocking is apparent

Question 15

caste system

Answer 15

townspeople with background (finches)
hardworking white citizens (heck tate)
white farmers: those who have land (cunningham’s
white trash: those who choose not to work (ewells)
black community: balck people who work where they can find it

Question 16

setting

Answer 16

1933-1935
maycomb alabama
first person major

Question 17

moral courage

Answer 17

having courage to do what is right in the face of adversity
beats morphine addiction
defends tom robinson
Cal stands up for scout and jem at the church

Question 18

physical courage

Answer 18

willing oneself to physically overcome fear or danger
shoots mad dog
jem touched radley house 
morphine addiction 
me avery goes into burning house

Question 19

flowers

Answer 19

camelias are racism cuz u cut it off but don’t solve the problem of racism

or

cami kiss and azaleas represent resilience because they grow back and stand up in bad situations

Question 20

tom johnson

Answer 20

racism
prejudice spreads like a disease in the town of may comb
dangerous like a rabid dog

Question 21

a little to right

Answer 21

Atticus is to the right implying he is to the right in his politics because he protects integrity
he is off target with his stance towards tok robinson

Question 22

prejudice e

Answer 22

upbringing society lack of knowledge and scapegoating

u learn it u aren’t born it

Question 23

satire

Answer 23

your best learning is from your role models and not from school
scout has an innocent eye perspective and is brought up through the novel by her neighbors and family

Question 24

boo radley myth

Answer 24

he is seen to be a monster but the children soon realize he mayb not be evil after all

Question 25

scouts learnings

Answer 25

see form other perspective 
respect others 
not everyone has equal wealth 
compromise 
impolite to tease differences 
integrity (tom - try even tho u might fail)
violence isn’t the way 
courage comes in all shapes