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To Kill a MockingbirdTo Kill a MockingbirdBy Harper Lee

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“Final Jeopardy” Question

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Characters– 20 pointsCharacters– 20 pointsScout’s older brother

Answer:Answer:Jem Finch

Characters–– 40 pointsCharacters–– 40 pointsScout’s first grade teacher

Answer:Answer:Miss Caroline

Characters–– 60 pointsCharacters–– 60 pointsDill’s aunt; Finch’s neighbor

Answer:Answer:Miss Rachel

Characters–– 80 pointsCharacters–– 80 pointsBrother of Arthur who seldom speaks

Answer:Answer:Nathan Radley

Characters–– 100 pointsCharacters–– 100 pointsWhite man who prefers to live with

black people

Answer:Answer:Dolphus Raymond

Part 1 Events – 20 pointsPart 1 Events – 20 pointsJem destroys her flowers.

Answer:Answer:Mrs. Dubose’s

Part 1 Events– 40 pointsPart 1 Events– 40 pointsScout hears this when she rolls into

the Radley yard

Answer:Answer:Laughter from within

Part 1 Events– 60 pointsPart 1 Events– 60 pointsJem says Scout shouldn’t eat

the gum she finds in the Radley tree because…

Answer:Answer:It’ll kill her.

Part 1 Events– 80 pointsPart 1 Events– 80 pointsThis is the best part of summer for Scout.

Answer:Answer:Dill Harris

(summer was Dill)

Part 1 Events– 100 pointsPart 1 Events– 100 pointsJem realizes Boo is kind when he does this

the night of Miss Maudie’s fire.

Answer:Answer:Gives Scout a blanket to

keep warm.

Part 2 Events – 20 pointsPart 2 Events – 20 pointsThe lynch mob disperses because this

character’s words brought them to their senses.

Answer:Answer:Scout

Part 2 Events– 40 pointsPart 2 Events– 40 pointsDuring Atticus’s cross

examination of Mayella, he tries to get her to admit this.

Answer:Answer:Her father (Bob) was the

one who beat her.

Part 2 Events– 60 pointsPart 2 Events– 60 pointsScout and Dill learn that Dolphus

pretends to do what?

Answer:Answer:Drink alcohol/act drunk

(it’s actually Coca-cola in the bag)

Part 2 Events– 80 pointsPart 2 Events– 80 pointsHeck Tate finds what under the

big oak on Halloween night?

Answer:Answer:Bob Ewell dead with a knife

wound.

Part 2 Events– 100 pointsPart 2 Events– 100 pointsAtticus says Mayella has broken the time-

honored code of…

Answer:Answer:Tempting a Negro

Symbols – 20 pointsSymbols – 20 pointsThis character symbolizes a

mockingbird at the end of the novel.

Answer:Answer:Boo Radley

(Tom & Atticus are also mockingbird symbols from

the novel.)

Symbols – 40 pointsSymbols – 40 pointsThe mad dog symbolizes this.

Answer:Answer:Racism (Citizens of Maycomb infected with racism, just as the

dog is infected with rabies)

Symbols– 60 pointsSymbols– 60 pointsBoo’s gifts to the children symbolize

this.

Answer:Answer:Friendship

Symbols– 80 pointsSymbols– 80 pointsWhich characters are the

main symbols of hypocrisy?

Answer:Answer:Mrs. Merriweather, Miss Gates, Aunt Alexandra

(until the end of the novel)

Symbols– 100 pointsSymbols– 100 pointsMayella’s red geraniums symbolized what?

Answer:Answer:Her stupidity, foolishness, and willingness to

sacrifice Tom’s life so she wouldn’t be reminded of her own “crime.”

More Characters – 20 pointsMore Characters – 20 pointsLawyer who defends a black

man.

Answer:Answer:Atticus Finch

More Characters– 40 pointsMore Characters– 40 pointsMysterious neighbor the children have never seen.

Answer:Answer:Boo Radley (until the end,

when Scout sees him)

More Characters– 60 pointsMore Characters– 60 pointsShe accuses Tom of rape.

Answer:Answer:Mayella Ewell

More Characters– 80 pointsMore Characters– 80 pointsLives with the Finches while

the trial is going on.

Answer:Answer:Aunt Alexandra.

Answer:Answer:Walter Cunningham, Sr.

More Characters– 100 pointsMore Characters– 100 pointsUpright farmer who refuses to

accept charity.

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Characters– 20 pointsCharacters– 20 pointsHardworking black man

accused of rape.

Answer:Answer:Tom Robinson

Characters–– 40 pointsCharacters–– 40 pointsOpen-minded neighbor of the Finches.

Answer:Answer:Miss Maudie

Characters–– 60 pointsCharacters–– 60 pointsGossipy neighbor

Answer:Answer:Miss Stephanie

Characters–– 80 pointsCharacters–– 80 pointsOwner of town’s newspaper

Answer:Answer:Mr. B.B.Underwood

Characters–– 100 pointsCharacters–– 100 pointsCalls Tom “boy” on the stand.

Answer:Answer:Mr. Gilmer

Quotes – 20 pointsQuotes – 20 points“Hey, Boo.”

Answer:Answer:Scout Finch

Quotes– 40 pointsQuotes– 40 points“Thank you for my children,

Arthur.”

Answer:Answer:Atticus

Answer:Answer:Jem Finch

Quotes– 40 pointsQuotes– 40 points“I think I’m beginning to understand why Boo stays shut up in the house…

because he wants to.”

Answer:Answer:Miss Maudie

Quotes– 80 pointsQuotes– 80 points“Whether Maycomb knows it or not,

we're paying the highest tribute we can pay a man. We trust him to do right. It's

that simple.”

Answer:Answer:Mrs. Merriweather

Quotes– 100 pointsQuotes– 100 points“I tell you there are some good

but misguided people in this town…Folks in this town who

think they’re doing right, I mean.”

Answer:Answer:Heck Tate

More Quotes– 20 pointsMore Quotes– 20 points“I may not be much, Mr. Finch, but I’m still sheriff of Maycomb County and Bob Ewell fell on

his knife.”

Answer:Answer:Scout Finch

More Quotes– 40 pointsMore Quotes– 40 points“Well, it’d sort of be like shootin’ a mockingbird,

wouldn’t it?”

Answer:Answer:Dill Harris

More Quotes– 60 pointsMore Quotes– 60 points“There ain’t one thing in this world I can

do about folks except laugh, so I’m gonna join the circus and laugh my head

off.”

Answer:Answer:Dolphus Raymond

More Quotes– 80 pointsMore Quotes– 80 points“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.”

Answer:Answer:Reverend Sykes

More Quotes– 100 pointsMore Quotes– 100 points“Miss Jean Louise, stand up.

Your father’s passin’.”

Answer:Answer:Maudie is implying to Mrs. Merriweather that it’s awfully hypocritical to insult Atticus while she sits there and eats

his food--if he’s good enough for her to come to his house, eat his food, then she should have a little more

respect for him. (Another implication by Maudie’s words is that Atticus has a clear conscience, knows he did the right thing, and

would never act in the manner Mrs. Merriweather is. Atticus displays more Christian behavior than Maycomb’s most “devout” Christian.

Thematically, this addresses the hypocrisy of people and their definition of being “religious.” )

Theme– 20 pointsTheme– 20 pointsWhen Miss Maudie says “His food doesn’t

stick going down” she means what?

Answer:Answer:Tom’s trial & guilty verdict

Theme– 40 pointsTheme– 40 pointsWhich event marks Jem’s

coming-of-age or rite-of-passage into adulthood?

Answer:Answer:Mrs. Dubose

(Atticus demonstrated courage himself by defending Tom & gave Jem an opportunity to learn/show courage by going to her house.)

Theme– 60 pointsTheme– 60 pointsWhich character did Atticus use to show Jem and Scout what true

courage was?

Answer:Answer:Bob Ewell--his unwillingness to allow his

daughter to be attracted to a Black man; his example of tormenting Helen after Tom’s death

(allowing the kids to “chunk” at her); the families who brought their children to the

courthouse for Tom’s trial.

Theme– 80 pointsTheme– 80 pointsWhich character(s) were making sure to breed hatred

and pass along racism to their children? How did they demonstrate this?

Answer:Answer:He ate from the big cake.

(Rather than have his own “little” cake; comparable to being moved up to the “adult” table at holiday dinners.)

Theme– 100 pointsTheme– 100 pointsHow did Miss Maudie mark

Jem’s maturity?

Miscellaneous -20 pointsMiscellaneous -20 pointsAtticus proves that Bob Ewell beat his

daughter by having him do what?

Answer:Answer:Write his name--he proved

he was left-handed.

Answer:Answer:1933 - 1935

Miscellaneous– 40 pointsMiscellaneous– 40 pointsThe story is set in what years (within a 3 year time span).

Answer:Answer:Maycomb, Alabama

Miscellaneous– 60 pointsMiscellaneous– 60 pointsIn which city & state is the story

set?

Answer:Answer:How long they’ve been sitting on a plot

of land - how far you can trace their roots to that community. (Scout points out Aunty’s hypocrisy--that definition

would make the Ewells fine folks.)

Miscellaneous– 80 pointsMiscellaneous– 80 pointsAunt Alexandra defines “fine

folks” by what?

Answer:Answer:Scout says the Ewells started it, but Jem says it began when Dill

came with the idea of making Boo Radley come out.(Scout is thinking of the attack by Bob Ewell, whereas Jem considers the rescue by Boo: had Dill not inspired so much

interest in Boo (resulting in their attempts to see him), perhaps they would have ignored all Boo’s acts of kindness leading up to

the attack.

Miscellaneous– 100 pointsMiscellaneous– 100 pointsScout and Jem argue over who caused Jem to break his arm. Who does Scout think it started with? Who does Jem think it started

with?

Answer:Answer:His response was: Most people are when you get to know them. This is significant because his initial lesson to Scout

was to try to look at other’s perspective; take time to see how they think & feel. She has finally realized & learned this

lesson with Boo. Jem learned it through Tom’s experience.

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When Scout compares Stoner’s Boy from The Gray Ghost to Boo, she says he was really nice. How was

Atticus’s response thematically significant?

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