1. To Kill A Mockingbird Test Review 100 Summative Points
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2. TKAM Jeopardy Categories
Background Info Plot Quotes Characters Themes

3. Background Info for 100 Who wrote To Kill A Mockingbird?
BONUS: 200 Points!
When will her new book be released, and what is the title?
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Background Info for 100
Who wrote TKAM? Harper Lee
When will her new book be released, and what is the title?
July 2015; Go Set a Watchman
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5. Background Info for 200 Where does To Kill A Mockingbird take place?
(be sure to specify the TOWN it takes place in)
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Background Info for 200
Where does TKAM take place?
Maycomb, Alabama
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7. Background Info for 300 And the answer is…
To Kill A Mockingbird took place during which of the following historical events:
a. World War I
b. The Great Depression
c. The Revolutionary War
d. The Civil Rights Movement
BONUS: 100 Points
Explain how the beginning of the novel (Ch. 1) parallels with the end of the novel (Ch ).
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Background Info for 300
To Kill A Mockingbird took place during which of the following historical events:
b. The Great Depression
BONUS: 100 Points!
Scout mentions in Ch. 1 that Jem has a broken arm, and that was the summer that changed everything. In Ch , we discover how Jem broke his arm. The entire story is written in flashback/memory POV.
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9. Background Info for 400
Some people argue that TKAM is a representation of Harper Lee’s life because:
She was a defense lawyer
Her father was a defense lawyer
She lost her mother at a young age
She grew up in the southern Alabama
Both b and d
All of the above
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Background Info for 400
Some people argue that TKAM is a representation of Harper Lee’s life because:
Her father was a defense lawyer
She grew up in the southern Alabama
e. Both B and D
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11. Background Info for 500
The court case in To Kill a Mockingbird is said to represent what actual trial?
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Background Info for 500
The court case in To Kill a Mockingbird is said to represent what actual trial?
The Scottsboro Trial
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13. Plot for 100 The story begins when Scout is entering
grade. The story ends when Scout is in ________ grade.
a. Kindergarten; Third
b. First; Third
c. Third; Eighth
d. Fourth; Eighth
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Plot for 100
The story begins when Scout is entering
grade. The story ends when Scout is in __________ grade.
b. First; Third
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15. Plot for 200 Name one reason Miss Fisher yells at Scout during school.
BONUS: 100 Points!
Who said the quote, “I told you you’d live to regret tearing up my camellias.”
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Plot for 200
Name one reason Miss Fisher yells at Scout during school.
Scout knows how to read OR
Scout knows how to write OR
Scout defends Walter Cunningham
BONUS: 100 Points
- Mrs. Henry Lafayetter Dubose
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17. Plot for 300
Describe, in detail, what happens to Jem and Scout as they are walking home from the Halloween Pageant.
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Plot for 300
Describe, in detail, what happens to Jem and Scout as they are walking home from the Halloween Pageant.
As Scout and Jem are walking home from the pageant someone jumps out at them (at first they assume it is Cecil, but then the realize they are in true danger). Scout is grabbed by the attacker, but is saved by the chicken wire in her costume. Jem then jumps on the attacker, and Scout is able to run home. Jem is carried home by Boo Radley, unconcious, and suffers from a broken arm. Mr. Ewell, the attacker, is stabbed and dies.
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Plot for 400
Select one of the four witnesses in the trial of Tom Robinson, and describe, in detail, their testimony, how they were treated by both the defense and prosecution, how they responded to the attorneys, and how their testimony impacted the outcome of the trial.
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20. Plot for 500
How is the attack on Scout and Jem after the Halloween festival foreshadowed?
**BONUS: 100 Points! What is Atticus’s nick name from year’s past, and how do the children discover his nickname?
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Plot for 500
How is the attack on Scout and Jem after the Halloween festival foreshadowed?
After learning of Tom Robinson’s death, Mr. Ewell says, “one down, two more to go…”
BONUS: 100 Points!
- Ol’ One Shot Finch
The children see Atticus use courage to save the town from a “mad dog”. Atticus takes him out in one shot.
- What was the dog’s name?
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22. Characters for 100 Who is the narrator and protagonist of the story?
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What is Scout’s REAL, full name?
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Characters for 100
Who is the narrator and protagonist of the story?
Scout
Bonus:100 Points!
Jean Louise Finch
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24. Characters for 200 Jem’s maturity into adulthood is seen when:
He plays “Boo Radley” with Dill and Scout
He creates a snowman resembling both Mr. Avery and Miss Maudie with Scout
He tells Scout that, after the trial, he has learned there are four kinds of people in the world
He refuses to leave Atticus at the jail house when the lynch mob is present
Both c and d
All of the above
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Characters for 200
Jem’s maturity into adulthood is seen when:
He tells Scout that, after the trial, he has learned there are four kinds of people in the world
He refuses to leave Atticus at the jail house when the lynch mob is present
Both c and d
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26. Characters for 300
Which character starts the fire in Maycomb because he/she was heating his/her flowers?
BONUS: 100 Points!
Which character pretends to be drunk so the whites will leave him/her alone?
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Characters for 300
Which character accidentally starts the fire in Maycomb because he/she was heating his/her flowers?
Miss Maudie Atkinson
Bonus: 100 Points!
- Mr. Dolphus Raymond
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28. Characters for 400
Who, according to Scout, is the loneliest person in the world? Why?
BONUS: 100 Points!
List FOUR gifts that Boo left in the tree for the children.
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Characters for 400
Who, according to Scout, is the loneliest person in the world? Why?
Mayella Ewell, because she has no one who has ever truly loved or respected her throughout her entire life
BONUS: 100 Points! - chewing gum, Indian head pennies, soap figures, ball of twine, spelling bee medal
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30. Characters for 500
Who, according to Atticus, is the bravest person he knows? Why?
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Characters for 500
Who, according to Atticus, is the bravest person he knows? Why?
Mrs. Dubose, because she knew she was beaten before she even began, but she still had the courage to try and do the right thing anyways
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32. Themes for 100
Name at least two of the themes presented in To Kill A Mockingbird.
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Themes for 100
Name at least two of the themes presented in To Kill A Mockingbird.
Innocence or loss of innocence
Equality vs. Inequality (prejudice)
Courage
Coming of Age
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34. Themes for 200
The verdict (outcome) of Tom Robinson’s trial reinforces what theme in the novel:
Loss of innocence
Equality vs. inequality
Courage
All of the above
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Themes for 200
The verdict (outcome) of Tom Robinson’s trial reinforces what theme in the novel:
All of the above
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36. Themes for 300
According to Atticus, what do you need to do to really understand a person?
BONUS: 100 Points! Explain a time where Scout is able to better understand someone by “climbing in their skin and walking around in it,” and explain how she is able to understand them because of this. GIVE SPECIFIC DETAILS!
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Themes for 300
According to Atticus, what do you need to do to really understand a person?
Climb in their skin and walk around in it for a while…
BONUS: 100 Points!
Explain a time where Scout is able to better understand someone by “climbing in their skin and walking around in it,” and explain how she is able to understand them because of this. GIVE SPECIFIC DETAILS!
Scout stood on Boo’s porch and saw things from his perspective. She finally realizes why Boo never comes out of his house.
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38. Themes for 400
Two of the characters within the novel are said to represent mockingbirds. List the two characters, then choose one to explain why he/she represents a mockingbird.
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Themes for 400
Two of the characters within the novel are said to represent mockingbirds. Pick one of the characters and explain why he/she really represents a mockingbird.
Boo Radley OR Tom Robinson
Boo was harmed for no good reason by his parents and the rumors of the town
Tom was harmed for no good reason by the Ewells, and because of this he was literally and figuratively killed.
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Themes for 500
Pick one of the reoccurring themes in To Kill A Mockingbird and explain TWO instances where it is seen in the book, providing specific examples from the story and analyzing how these examples reinforce the theme.
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41. He said/She Said for 100
Who says that “there is only one kind of folks…folks”?
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He said/She Said for 100
Who says that “there is only one kind of folks…folks”?
Scout
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43. He said/She Said for 200 Name one rumor spread about Boo Radley.
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He said/She Said for 200
Name one rumor spread about Boo Radley.
he was chained to his bed by his father
he attempted to kill his father with scissors
BONUS: 100 Points! Who said this quote, and who is he/she talking to?
. “When a child asks you something, answer him, for goodness’ sake. But don’t make a production of it. Children are children, but they can spot an evasion quicker than adults, and evasion simply muddles them.”
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45. He said/She said BONUS
BONUS: 100 Points! Atticus; Uncle Jack Let’s get back to the game

46. He said/She Said for 300
Who says that “Tom Robinson was a dead man the minute Mayella screamed?”
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He said/She Said for 300
Who says that “Tom Robinson was a dead man the minute Mayella screamed?”
Atticus
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48. Let’s get back to the game!
He said/She Said for 400
Give an example of a lie Dill tells, and explain why he tells it.
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49. He said/She Said for 500
What does Aunt Alexandra say to Scout when she wants to invite Walter Cunningham Jr. over for dinner to play?
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He said/She Said for 500
What does Aunt Alexandra say to Scout when she wants to invite Walter Cunningham Jr. over for dinner to play?
Because he is trash and Scout will pick up his habits if she plays with him.
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