To Kill A Mockingbird Quizzes Online & Trivia

These answers are wrong. Atticus and Scout have this conversation:Atticus-"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view--"Scout-"Sir?"Atticus-" Until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."Please fix this. Thankyou

Atticus“Remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird.” That was the only time I ever heardAtticussay it was a sin to do something

Knothole!!!!!!!!!

D is the right answer to this question. Dill’s ulterior motive is to take a peak in order to see Boo. Dill has always been fascinated with Boo because he seems to be a mysterious being. He is someone who never went out of his house which is still considered weird even up to now. His character is generally known to be good although it may not be obvious in the beginning because he seems to be a rather eccentric character. He made the effort to give little gifts to the other children. He also has some plans in order to save the children from harm. He may not look like the kindest character but he has good inside of him.

In the book, To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout comes home for lunch from school. She is just starting school and is quite a tomboy. However, she did not have a good first day. She got in a fight at school with a boy and her teacher told her that she could only read in school. She and her father had been reading together at night. Her father, Atticus, takes Scout outside and talks to her on the swing that is on the porch. Since Scout is upset and realizes that she does not like school due to her bad day. So, Atticus convinces Scout that they will go on reading together each night if Scout continues to go to school. Scout agrees.

When Boo Radley was younger he could have been described as unstable.

Ok so this is stupid I put trousers and it said it was correct at the bottom but my answer was not

1. She - she hugged me. 2. No suh, she - she hugged me. 3. "she - she hugged me"4. She - she hugged me5. "no suh, she - she hugged me"

Coca- Cola is the type of beverage that Mr Raymond have in his paper sack. Mr Dolphus Raymond is known as the town drunk because he always carries his drink in a paper sack and tends to sway a bit in his walk pretending to be drunk. Dill and Scout ran into Mr Raymond when running from the court house. Mr Raymond then offers Dill a sip of his drink. Scout is worried but Mr Raymond says to Dill that the drink will make him feel better. After taking a sip, Dill discovers that Mr Raymond was only hiding a bottle of Coca – Cola in his infamous paper sack. Mr Raymond went on to explain some reasons for his odd behaviour (pretends to be drunk) to the children.

It has been a long time since I read “To Kill a Mockingbird,” but Miss Maudie hates to spend time inside; she’d rather be working on the garden. So, the correct answer is D. However, it’s not necessarily that Miss Maudie hates her house.   She doesn’t like to be indoors, which is understandable. There are people who would rather die before being confined to their home, and there are others that would prefer to stay inside all day. I am one of the latter, but that’s neither here nor there. As far as why Miss Maudie doesn’t like to be indoors all day, it could be that she’s one of those people who doesn’t understand what there is to do inside other than sleep, eat, cook, and clean (IE chores). I can’t say for certain because I don’t remember the story with her that well.

Courage; resisted morphineShe did not resist as she had first been addictited to morphine

The answer to this question is B. Miss Caroline screams and points a finger at Burris Ewell because he has "cooties" in his hair. This question is about a scene in the very popular book To Kill a Mockingbird. This is a novel written by Harper Lee which is widely regarded as a masterful piece that is important for children to read. The novel touches on several serious and important themes such as racism, the (at times) injustice of the justice system and slavery. Although this book was published in 1960, it remains a piece of classical literature and is often required reading for children in high school.