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9. The group of men at the jail disperse because:
A. Scout’s words make them feel like “individuals”
B. Heck Tate was holding a gun on them
C. Tom Robinson was no longer in the jail
D. Atticus told them to go home
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10. A. Scout’s words make them feel like “individuals”
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11. The mockingbird is a symbol of:
Purposeless people
Innocent, harmless people
People with beautiful singing voices
People who are unknown or not remembered
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12. B. Innocent, harmless people
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13. A. Impulsive, hot-headed B. Deep concern for others
Early in the story, Scout exhibits all of the following characteristics except one:
A. Impulsive, hot-headed
B. Deep concern for others
C. Respect for her father
D. Superficial understanding of life
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14. B. Deep concern for others
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15. This novel of the mid-30’s reflects all of the attitudes of the time but one:
A. Economic
B. Social
C. Moral
D. Political
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16. D. political
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17. During the course of the novel, all of the following except one, have a chance to “walk around in another person’s skin”:
A. Walter Cunningham Sr.
B. Scout
C. Jem
D. Bob Ewell
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18. D. Bob Ewell
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19. True or False
Miss Maudie becomes distraught and hysterical when her house burns to the ground
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20. False
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21. D. She wanted to display her ability to render Southern dialect
Harper Lee used Maycomb, Alabama, as the setting in this novel mainly because:
A. She is from the South
B. She wanted to show the effects of Southern life upon its inhabitants
C. She loves the South
D. She wanted to display her ability to render Southern dialect
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22. B. She wanted to show the effects of Southern life upon its inhabitants
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23. Maycombs “unusual disease” is: A. Boredom with life B. Prejudice
C. Lack of money
D. Crop failure
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24. B. Prejudice
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25. C. Conscience and personal integrity
All of the following but one could be considered major themes of the novel:
A. Human compassion
B. The American South
C. Conscience and personal integrity
D. Prejudice
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26. B. The American South
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27. Boo Radley skulks around the neighborhood doing mischief
True or False
Boo Radley skulks around the neighborhood doing mischief
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28. False
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29. After Scout takes Boo Radley home, she:
A. Stands on his porch, afraid to move
B. Runs home
C. Stands on the porch and talks with him
D. Stands on the porch, looking at the street as Boo Radley has seen it for years
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30. D. Stands on the porch, looking at the street as Boo has seen it for years
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31. Atticus’ final plea to the jury is aimed at:
A. Condemnation of Mayella Ewell
B. The jurors‘ individual consciences
C. The unfairness of the prosecution
D. Southern womanhood
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32. B. The jurors’ individual consciences
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33. True or False
Miss Stephanie Crawford, the neighborhood gossip, tells stories about Boo Radley
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34. True
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35. Boo Radley’s main purpose in the plot is:
A. To show the personality of a crazy recluse
B. To provide an outlet for Jem and Scout’s curiosity
C. To help Jem and Scout learn a lesson about compassion
D. To provide mystery and suspense to the story
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36. C. To help Jem and Scout learn a lesson about compassion
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37. As a result of the fire at Miss Maudie’s:
The townspeople help to build her a new house
Scout and Jem return a blanket to Boo
Jem realizes that Boo Radley is a gentle, good man
The snowman that looks like Mr. Avery melts
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38. C. Jem realizes that Boo Radley is a gentle, good man
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39. True or False
When the men come to lynch Tom Robinson, Mr. Underwood secretly covers them with a double-barreled shotgun
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40. True
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41. Dill Harris has an unhappy home life
True or False
Dill Harris has an unhappy home life
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42. True
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43. Mrs. Dubose’s main purpose in the plot is:
A. To teach Jem a lesson about courage and human understanding
B. To illustrate Southern prejudice
C. To show a stereotypical senile, old lady
D. To read Ivanhoe to Jem and Scout
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44. A. To teach Jem a lesson about courage and human understanding
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45. Bob Ewell’s main purpose in the plot is: A. To threaten Atticus
B. To represent a stereotype of Southern “white trash”
C. To represent an understanding father
D. To be a member of the lynch mob
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46. B.To represent a stereotype of Southern
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47. A. Tom Robinson has a crippled left arm
Through various testimony, Atticus shows all of the following except one:
A. Tom Robinson has a crippled left arm
B. Bob Ewell probably beat up his daughter
C. No doctor ever examined Mayella Ewell
D. Mayella lied about the charges of assault and rape
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48. D. Mayella lied about the charges of assault and rape
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49. B. Accuser of Tom Robinson C. Sheriff of Maycomb County
Who is Heck Tate?
A. Defense lawyer
B. Accuser of Tom Robinson
C. Sheriff of Maycomb County
D. Attacker of Jem and Scout
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50. C. Sheriff of Maycomb County
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51. True or False
Scout and Jem’s experience at Calpurnia’s church shows there can be racial prejudice on either side of the color line
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52. True
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53. Atticus considers it a sin to kill a mockingbird because:
A. They are an almost extinct species
B. It’s a waste of time and ammunition
C. They prey on harmful insects and killing them upsets that balance of nature
D. They bring beauty and harm no one
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54. D. They bring only beauty and harm no one
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55. Atticus defends Tom Robinson because: A. He is a good friend of Tom’s
B. No one else will take the case
C. Jem and Scout expect him to
D. He has to in order to be true to his convictions
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56. D. He has to in order to be true to his convictions
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57. He expected Atticus to win the case
When Tom Robinson is convicted, Jem is upset for all of the following reasons except:
He expected Atticus to win the case
He believed in justice and personal integrity
Tom Robinson had become a friend during the trial
He realized that life is often harsh and unfair
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58. C. Tom Robinson had become a friend during the trial
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60. What change would Atticus like to see in the jury system?25 10 9 11 12 14 13 8 7 3 2 4 5 15 6 1 17 26 24 27 28 30 29 16 23 18 22 19 20 21
What change would Atticus like to see in the jury system?
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61. Judges should decide penalties in capital cases.
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