1. To Kill a Mockingbird Jeopardy English 2

2. Categories Main Secondary Life in Maycomb Quotable Literary CharactersCharacters Quotes Elements 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600

3. Main Characters 100 Classic Tomboy

4. Main Characters 100 Scout Back to Categories

5. Main Characters 200 Wants to play football

6. Main Characters 200 Jem Back to Categories

7. Main Characters 300 Enjoys gardening

8. Main Characters 300 Miss Maudie Back to Categories

9. Main Characters 400 “One Shot”.

10. Main Characters 400 Atticus Finch Back to Categories

11. Main Characters 500 Best liar around

12. Main Characters 500 “Dill” Harris Back to Categories

13. Main Characters 600 Mother of Zeebo

14. Main Characters 600 Calpurnia Back to Categories

15. Secondary Characters 100 Innocent victim.

16. Secondary Characters 100 Tom Robinson Back to Categories

17. Secondary Characters 200 Shows up just in time

18. Secondary Characters 200 Arthur (“Boo”) Radley Back to Categories

19. Secondary Characters 300 Sure likes molasses (syrup)

20. Secondary Characters 300 Walter Cunningham Back to Categories

21. Secondary Characters 400 Fakes being drunk to help people make sense of his decision

22. Secondary Characters 400 Dolphus Raymond Back to Categories

23. Secondary Characters 500 Shuts off communication between the children and Boo

24. Secondary Characters 500 Nathan Radley Back to Categories

25. Secondary Characters 600 Ready with a shotgun if “the boys” trouble Atticus

26. Secondary Characters 600 Mr. Underwood Back to Categories

27. Life in Maycomb 100 In what state is Maycomb located?

28. Life in Maycomb 100 Alabama Back to Categories

29. Life in Maycomb 200 Who is seen as sinful by the “footwashing” Baptists?

30. Life in Macomb 200 Miss Maudie Back to Categories

31. Life in Maycomb 300 What does Aunt Alexandra believe is the most important aspect of a person’s status?

32. Life in Maycomb 300 Their family’s reputation Back to Categories

33. Life in Maycomb 400 What heroic thing does Mrs. Duboise do?

34. Life in Maycomb 400 As she dies, she overcomes her addiction to morphine. Back to Categories

35. Life in Maycomb 500 Why does Aunt Alexandra prevent Scout from playing with Walter Cunningham?

36. Life in Maycomb 500 According to Aunt Alexandra, “He is trash.” Back to Categories

37. Life in Maycomb 600 How does Atticus demonstrate that not all citizens in Maycomb are racists.

38. Life in Maycomb 600 He does his very best to defend Tom Robinson. Back to Categories

39. Quotable Quotes 100 “Don’t matter who they are, anybody sets foot in the house’s yo’ company…”

40. Quotable Quotes 100 Calpurnia Back to Categories

41. Quotable Quotes 200 “Your father does not know how to teach.”

42. Quotable Quotes 200 Miss Caroline Back to Categories

43. Quotable Quotes 300 “You’re lucky, you know. You and Jem have the benefit of your father’s age. If your father was thirty, you’d find life quite different.”

44. Quotable Quotes 300 Miss Maudie Back to Categories

45. Quotable Quotes 400 “Ah—I won ‘em from him…We were playing strip poker up yonder by the fishpool.”

46. Quotable Quotes 400 Dill Harris. Back to Categories

47. Quotable Quotes 500 “Secretly, Miss Finch, I’m not much of a drinker, but you see they could never, never understand that I live like I do because that’s the way I want to live.”

48. Quotable Quotes 500 Dolphus Raymond Back to Categories

49. The Accusations 600 “They’re certainly entitled to think that, and they’re entitled to full respect for their opinions, but before I can live with other folks, I’ve got to live with myself. The one thing that doesn’t abide by majority’s rule is a person’s conscience.”

50. Quotable Quotes 600 Atticus Finch Back to Categories

51. Literary Elements 100 Who is the narrator of the novel and what is the point of view?

52. Literary Elements 100 An older Scout; first person Back to Categories

53. Literary Elements 200 What is the setting (time and place) of the novel?

54. Literary Elements 200 Maycomb, Alabama; 1930s; Great Depression Back to Categories

55. Literary Elements 300 At the beginning of the novel, the narrator first tells of Jem’s arm being broken and then, “we sometimes discussed the events leading to his accident.” The rest of the novel is what literary term?

56. The Trials 300 A flashback Back to Categories

57. Literary Terms 400 How can Tom Robinson be best characterized in terms of his personality?

58. Literary Terms 400 Honest, kind, hardworking Back to Categories

59. Literary Elements 500 Identify the literary element depicted in “the corners of her mouth glistened with wet, which inched like a glacier down the deep grooves enclosing her chin.”

60. Literary Elements 500 Simile. Back to Categories

61. Literary Terms 600 The discussion of the Maycomb ladies at Aunt Alexandra’s gathering and their discussion of the Mrunas as well as the Black community of Maycomb is an example of which literary term?

62. Literary Terms 600 Situational Irony Back to Categories