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To Kill a Mockingbird Quiz Chapters 25 – 31
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When Scout ran to where Jem was when he screamed, what did she find?
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Jem unconscious under a tree.
A note from a strange man.
Cecil Jacobs lying on the ground.
A man lying on the ground smelling of booze.
What misunderstanding goes on between Tate and Atticus?
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Tate wants to put Boo in jail.
Atticus thinks Jem is guilty and Tate is covering it up.
Tate doesn’t realize that Boo’s name is Arthur.
Atticus thinks Tate is questioning his parenting skills.
How is it evident that Mr. Ewell meant to kill Scout?
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They found a letter from Mr. Ewell.
They found cuts in Scout’s costume that were caused by a knife.
They heard Mr. Ewell shout that he was going to kill her.
They spoke to Mr. Ewell’s attorney who told them she should be careful.
How did the setting of this novel affect the plot?
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Since the setting was in a city, the trial was attended by many people.
Since the setting was in the segregated South, racial tensions had an effect on the plot.
Since the setting was in the past, people did not discriminate against women.
Since the setting was present day, people could relate with the characters’ problems.
What does Bob Ewell blame Atticus for now?
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his dilapidated house
his undisciplined daughter
his unemployment
his health
What is bothering Scout about her new knowledge concerning Hitler?
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She doesn’t understand why people hate Hitler, then discriminate against African-Americans.
She doesn’t understand why she has to learn about the bad people in the world.
She has trouble understanding the German language.
She wants to stop all world wars.
Who scared Scout and Jem on the way to the auditorium?
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Boo Radley
Cecil Jacobs
Bob Ewell
Walter Cunningham
Where were Dill and Jem when insults were thrown at them by the Ewells?
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Swimming in the pond.
Hitchhiking back to town.
Shopping in town for groceries.
Riding home from Tom’s house.
Why doesn’t Scout run away when they are attacked?
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She is too scared to move.
Jem told her to “stay put”.
Her ham costume makes her off-balance and she falls to the ground.
She knew Jem was getting hurt, and refused to leave him alone.
Why did Jem become nervous on the walk back home?
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He forgot his flashlight.
He thinks someone is following them.
He heard the sound of gunshot.
He heard a loud scream.
Why did Jem tell Scout not to tell Atticus about Mr. Ewell’s threat?
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He was always told not to repeat gossip.
He promised Mr. Ewell he wouldn’t say anything.
He does not want to worry Atticus.
He thought Mr. Ewell was just kidding.
What did Atticus mean when he said Tom Robinson was “…tired of white man’s chances and preferred to take his own,"?
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He wanted to run away and start his own business.
He lost hope in a justice system that always favored white people.
He was physically tired from all of the duties he had in the jail.
He wanted to fire Atticus and represent himself.
According to Dr. Reynolds, what are Jem’s injuries?
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a broken leg and a broken rib
a broken rib and a concussion
a bloody nose and a broken finger
a broken arm and a concussion
Why does Helen have to walk a mile in the wrong direction to go to work?
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The road is under construction.
She can’t afford to buy a car.
The road to her employment is in a white neighborhood.
She has to avoid Bob Ewell who harasses her when she walks by his house.
Why does Scout dress like a ham?
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It was the only costume she had a home.
Dill thought it would be a good idea.
Jem is going as a potato.
She is in a play.
What is unusual about the interactions between Boo and Scout?
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She keeps laughing at him.
He looks at her with hatred.
She seems like the adult instead of him.
He treats her like a long, lost daughter.
Why does Jem think Boo Radley stays shut up inside his house?
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Because people are so hurtful to each other, he would rather be alone.
Because he got in so much trouble, he is afraid he will get in trouble again.
Because he is very hurt that Jem and Dill don’t go on his back porch anymore.
Because he is ashamed that he was mean to people, so he just wants to be alone.
Why did Scout go straight home?
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because she couldn’t find Jem
because a man was carrying Jem to their house
because she heard Calpurnia calling her name
because the light on their porch just turned on
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What news did Mr. Tate bring?
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Bob Ewell has been stabbed to death.
Miss Stephanie saw Bob Ewell’s killer.
Jem will take six weeks to recover.
Tom’s family is having a memorial service.
What does Tate “cover up"?
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The fact that Jem stabbed Mr. Ewell.
The fact that Boo stabbed Mr. Ewell.
The fact that Atticus stabbed Mr. Ewell.
The fact that Tate stabbed Mr. Ewell.
Why was it a good trick by the author to have Jem and Dill go on the trip with Atticus and Calpurnia to tell Tom Robinson’s wife about his death?
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Since it is 3rd person omniscient narration, we, the audience, can hear the thoughts.
Since it is 1st person narration, it would be the only way we could hear a first hand account.
Why did Mrs. Merriweather become upset with Scout?
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She fell asleep during her “cue”.
She called Walter Cunningham a bad name.
She was supposed to be a “chicken”, not a “ham”.
She stuck her tongue at Mrs. Merriweather.
He smiles shyly at her, and tears come to Scout's eyes as she says, "Hey, Boo.” When did Scout say this?
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When she was walking to the school.
When she was walking home from the school.
When she realizes he is the one who saved them.
When she saw him sitting on his front porch.
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