To kill a mocking bird is told through the eyes of Jean Louise Finch. This story's central teaching is that we should protect the helpless and ensure other people do not mistreat them. It also gives us a clue how getting justice should not be hindered by someone's race. See how well you remember the book by taking this test.
Montgomery
Maycomb
Meridian
Mellville
1960s
1980s
1930s
1890s
Cal
Miss Stephanie
Miss Maudie
Mrs. Finch
Atticus
Jack
Miss Stephanie
Miss Maudie
Ironically humorous
Angrily
Anxiously
Haughtily
Extended
Penetrated
Ignored
Caused, committed
Not related
Not lessened
Not annoyed
Not spoken
Easy going
Friendly
Aggressive
Easily annoyed
Atticus
Jem
Scout
Aunt Alexandra
Testifying
Lying
Saying he felt sorry for Mayella
Cussing out Bob Ewell
Like Mt. Everest, cold and there
Like a summer garden, warm and fragrant
Like an ocean storm, angry and defiant
Like the Mississippi River, slow and gentle
He drinks poison
He doesn't die, Atticus wins his appeal
He is shot trying to escape
He hangs himself
Frantic
Serious
Secret
Silly
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