Question 1 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Who does Scout recognize during the encounter with the mob outside of the jail? 
 Tom Robinson 
 Mr. Underwood 
 Mr. Gilmer 
 Mr. Cunningham 
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Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
In their second summer together, Scout, Jem, and Dill decide to make Boo Radley come out by: 
 placing a note on his windowsill with a fishing pole 
 daring one another to touch his front door 
 leaving a note in the tree 
 peeking into the Radley back yard 
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Question 3 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
What does Mrs. Dubose require Jem to do for her every day after school? 
 water her Camellia bushes 
 bring in her mail 
 read to her 
 bring in her meals 
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Question 4 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Tom’s left hand was injured as a boy when: 
 he was working in a grain mill 
 he was working in a cotton factory 
 he was working a tractor 
 he was working a cotton gin 
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Question 5 (Matching Worth 16 points)
Match the characters with their roles in Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Match Term Definition 
 Calpurnia A) A classmate of Scout who is extremely poor 
 Nathan Radley B) Black maid and cook of the Finch household 
 Mayella C) Arthur ‘Boo’ Radley’s brother 
 Walter Cunningham D) Bob Ewell’s daughter who accuses Tom Robinson of raping her 
  
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Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Bob Ewell broke into Judge Taylor’s house because he: 
 was in need of money. 
 wanted to seek revenge. 
 was hungry. 
 was looking for his daughter. 
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Question 7 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
What strikes Scout after the classroom discussion on Adolph Hitler and his treatment of the Jews? 
 The hypocrisy of Maycomb’s residents 
 The futility of war 
 The leadership qualities of Hitler 
 The evil in man 
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Question 8 (True/False Worth 7 points)
Dill started crying in the courtroom because the crowds and the heat were suffocating him. 
 True
 False 
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Question 9 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Mrs. Dubose punishes Jem because he: 
 takes her glasses. 
 steals her books. 
 eats her cake. 
 destroys her camellias. 
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Question 10 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Atticus receives payment from Mr. Cunningham as: 
 hickory nuts and stove wood 
 two bales of cotton 
 one dollar and a bushel of corn 
 chores around their property 
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Question 11 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Jem and Scout are embarrassed about Atticus at the start of the book because: 
 he is a widower 
 he is poor 
 his name is unusual 
 he is old 
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Question 12 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
The person who saves Jem from Mr. Ewell is: 
 Mr. Cunningham 
 Sheriff Heck Tate 
 Boo Radley 
 Atticus Finch 
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Question 13 (Multiple Choice Worth 7 points)
Who covers Scout with a blanket outside Miss Maudie's burning house? 
 Boo Radley 
 Calpurnia 
 Dolphus Raymond 
 Jem
To Kill a Mockingbird  pleae help!!!!!?
1.  Mr. Cunningham
2.  Daring one another to touch his front door
3.  Read to her
4.  Cotton gin (not 100% sure on this one)
5.  Calpurnia (b) N. Radley (c) Mayella (d) Walter (a)
6.  Wanted to seek revenge
7.  The evil in man (not 100% sure)
8.  False
9.  Destroys her camellias
10. Hickory nuts and stove wood
11. He is old
12. Boo Radley
13. Boo Radley
Reply:I think...
someone should've read the book.
Reply:ok ill try this, 1st :tom robbinson- 2nd: leaving the note in the tree- 3rd: read to her- 4th: working on a cottin gin - 5th: Calpurnia(D), Nathan Radley (C), Mayella (B), Walter Cunningham (A)- 6th: looking for his daughter-7th: the evil in man- 8th: false- 9th:destroys her camellias. - 10th:hickory nuts and stove wood - 11th: he is a widower 12th: atticus finch- 13th: calpurnia (keep in mind i read this book like three years ago!)
Reply:1. Mr. Cunningham, I think.  I read this book a few months ago- not on a school assignment, though.
2. I know it's not the first one or the last one.  
3. Read to her
4. I don't remember.
5. 
Calpurnia- black maid
Nathan Radley- Boo's brother
Mayella- Bob Ewell's daughter
Cunningham- poor classmate
6. don't know
7. don't remember
8. Don't remember
9. destroy's her camillias
10. I think it's a dollar and corn... I don't remember
11. He's old
12. Boo Radley
13. Don't remember
Reply:1) Tom Robinson
2) placing note on the windowsill
3) water bushes
4)??
5)A-Walter
   B-Calpurnia
   C-Nathan
   D-Mayella
6)??
7)evil in man
8)false
9)??
10)hickory nuts
11)he is old
12)Boo
13)Boo
Reply:sparknotes
Reply:WOW! I hope I'm not giving you the answers to a test. Most should be right. I read this book about three months ago.
1.) mr. cunningham
2.) placing a note..
3.) read to her
4.) cotton gin
5.) B
6.) revenge?
7.) leadership of Hitler?
8.) false
9.) destroys her camellias
10.) hickory nuts and stove wood
11.) he's old?
12.) Boo radley
13.) Boo Radley
I hope I got those right! good luck, God Bless!
Reply:1.Mr. Cunningham
2.
3.Read to her.
4.cotton gin
5. Calpurnia - black maid
    Mayella-accused tom of rape
    Nathan- Boo's brother.
    Walter-Poor Classmate
6. Revenge.
7. The Hypocricracy.
8.False.
9.Destroys her flowers.
10.Hicory Nuts and stove wood.
11.He is old
12.Boo 
13. Boo
Reply:It won't take you long to sift the answers out from these links:
Harper Lee's, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Student Study  Guides:
The first link has everything you’re likely to need
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/886...
I have found  10+  summaries for you to look at, via the links below.
These links will give you a summary of the book, character analysis, plot and much more, so that you will be able to answer literary questions. 
http://www.freebooknotes.com/book.php3?i...
http://www.antistudy.com/search.php?titl...
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/WileyCDA/LitN...
http://www.gradesaver.com/classicnotes/t...
Reply:Maybe read the book? That might help you answer these questions. Reading is better than struggling when asking other people for the answers. Reading is good for you, and especially that particular book. SO many people have read this book, in my elementary and high school days I have read this book 4 times. It's a classic, so stop bugging other people to help you when the answers are right in front of you, IN THE BOOK.
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