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TKAM Test Review

To Kill a Mockingbird Test Review

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Dolphus Raymond the town’s social outcast who only acts drunk
Miss Caroline Scout’s first grade teacher
Bob Ewell attempts to break into Judge Taylor’s house, spits at Atticus, and attacks Jem and Scout
Boo Radley hides surprises in a tree for Jem and Scout and later saves their lives
Mrs. Dubose beat a morphine addiction before dying and shows Jem the true meaning of courage
Uncle Jack taught Jem and Scout to shoot
Aunt Alexandra obsessed with family heritage and name so insists that Scout act like a lady
Walter Cunningham Jr. son of a poor but honest farmer who comes to the Finch house for lunch after Scout attacks him
Walter Cunningham Sr. part of the mob that threatens Tom Robinson at the jail until called out as an individual by Scout
Atticus Finch lawyer who chose to actually defend Tom Robinson, which placed the whole family in danger
Mayella Ewell accused an innocent man of rape to save her own reputation
Tom Robinson falsely accused of rape after attempting to help Mayella Ewell
Nathan Radley cemented the hole in the tree to prevent Boo from communicating with the children
Dill Harris child who spends the summers in Maycomb and asked Scout to marry him
Tim Johnson symbol for the people infects with racism, "Maycomb's usual disease"
camilla symbol for courage
snowman symbol for the social structure of Maycomb which places the white residents above the black residents
fire symbol for the destruction that can cleanse the town and allow them to rebuild something better
Miss Maudie neighbor who explains what Atticus means when he tells the children not a shoot a mockingbird
mockingbird symbol for innocent people who do nothing to harm others
blue jay symbol for aggressive people who harm others
empathy lesson Atticus is trying to teach Scout when he tells her she needs to "climb into his skin and walk around in it"
courage lesson Atticus is trying to teach when he makes Jem read for Mrs. Dubose
Created by: Jenobrien
 

 



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