To Kill A Mockingbird Study Guide
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| Describe Calpurnia. | Finch's servant; takes care of Jem and Scout; is a motherly figure to Jem and Scout
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| Describe Miss Caroline Fisher. | Scout's first grade teacher who was new to Maycomb and didn't know anything about the different "types" of people in Maycomb.
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| Describe Helen Robinson. | Tom's wife who works for Link Deas
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| Describe Charles Baker Harris. | Nickname is Dill; comes from Meridian, says he's going to marry Scout; doesn't like his parents so he stays with his aunt in Maycomb every summer
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| Describe Walter Cunningham. | Family is very poor; Scout beats him up for talking bad about Atticus
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| Describe Heck Tate. | Sheriff of Maycomb; friends with Atticus
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| Describe Miss Maudie Atkinson. | She is a nature lover; Finch's neighbor
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| Describe Miss Stephanie Crawford. | She is very nosy; know-it-all
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| Describe Atticus Finch. | Lawyer; father of Scout and Jem; defends Tom during trial
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| Describe Jean Louise Finch. | Nickname is Scout; very curious
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| Describe John Taylor. | Judge; Judge during Tom's trial
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| Describe Aunt Alexandra. | Atticus's sister; a "lady"; doesn't agree with the way Atticus is raising Jem and Scout
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| Describe Jeremy Atticus Finch. | Nickname is Jem; going through adolescence; Scout's older brother
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| Describe Tom Robinson. | Accused of raping a white girl named Mayella Ewell
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| Describe Braxton Underwood. | Writes newspaper; has a reputation of hating colored people
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| Describe Mayella Ewell. | Girl Tom is accused of raping; scared of her father
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| Describe Mr. Arthur Radley. | Nickname is Boo; stays inside his house; never comes outside and is very shy
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| Describe Mr. Dolphus Raymond. | Person everything thinks is always drunk; sits outside the courthouse; Dill, Scout, and Jem talk to him during the trial
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| Describe Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose. | Old mean lady; disagrees with Atticus defending Tom; used to be addicted to drugs
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| Describe Bob Ewell. | Mayella's dad; liar
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| Which character is motivated by moral responsibility? | Atticus Finch
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| Which character is motivated by vengeance? | Bob Ewell
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| Which character is motivated by shame? | Mayella Ewell
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| Which character is motivated by fear and shyness? | Boo Radley
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| Which character is motivated by curiosity? | Jean Louise (Scout) Finch
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| Which character is motivated by adolescence? | Jeremy (Jem) Atticus Finch
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| Which character is motivated by family pride? | Aunt Alexandra
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| Which character is motivated by the desire to die free? | Tom Robinson
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| When does the story take place? | during the Great Depression
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| Who disapproves of the way Atticus is raising Jem and Scout? | Aunt Alexandra
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| What is Scout's father's profession? | lawyer
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| What happened to Scout and Jem's mother? | she passed away of a heart attack when they were young
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| At the beginning of the story, the children believe it is dangerous to go near ___________. | the Radley Place
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| Describe the Radleys. | they are very private people; different from the rest of the people in Maycomb; they don't like to be disturbed
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| What happened after Boo stabbed his father with scissors? | he was locked in the house and nobody ever saw him again
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| Whose point of view is the story told in? | Scout's
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| Describe Dill's home life. | no dad; moves from home to home; stays in Maycomb over the summer with his aunt
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| Does Atticus approve of the way Calpurnia trains Scout and Jem? | yes
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| Describe Dill. | short; talks a lot; tells big stories; curious
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| Where does the story take place? | Maycomb, Alabama
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| Who is Scout's 1st grade teacher? | Miss Caroline Fisher
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| Why is Miss Fisher annoyed with Scout on the 1st day of school? | Scout already knows how to read
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| How do Jem and Scout often see Boo Radley? | strange and dangerous
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| Are the treasures the children find in the tree meant for them? | yes
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| Do Jem and Scout accept Dill as their friend? | yes
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| With whom does Scout fight with in the schoolyard? | Walter Cunningham
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| How does Atticus feel about families like the Cunninghams and Ewells? | they are different and a lower class
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| Does Miss Maudie admire Atticus for defending Tom Robinson? | yes
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| Do the children ever disobey Atticus? | yes
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| Is Miss Dubose considered prejudiced? | yes
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| How does Jem lose his pants? | he got caught in the Radley fence and bushes
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| Who mends Jem's pants? | Boo
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| Who cements the hole in the tree? | Mr. Nathan
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| What is Atticus's final argument in the trial? | all men are created equal
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| Do Jem and Scout get to witness the trial? | yes
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| Is Tom Robinson convicted of rape? | yes
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| Who breaks up the mob which comes to get Tom Robinson? | Jem, Dill and Scout
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| Who does Atticus claims beat Mayella? | Bob, her dad
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| Who spanks Scout after she hits Francis? | Uncle Jack
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| Who is watching from an upstairs window after the mob is broken up? | Mr. Underwood
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| Who thinks that Scout should learn to be a lady? | Aunt Alexandra
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| Who does Bob Ewell threaten? | Atticus
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| Are Scout's attitude and behavior changed by the events in the story? | yes- she became more mature
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| In Maycomb, does the word of an honest black person outweigh the word of a dishonest white person? | no
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| How does the black community feel toward Atticus? | they respect him and thank him for defending Tom
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| Are all people equal in To Kill A Mockingbird? | no
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| How does Mayella feel when Atticus calls her "Miss" and "Ma'am"? | she feels as if she is being attacked and made fun of by Atticus
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| When is Jem and Scout's respect for their father greatly increased? | when they realize he is more of man than most people and that what he is doing by defending Tom is the right thing to do
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| What does Scout realize about Mayella? | she is lonely, lying, and scared of her dad
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| Describe Heck Tate. | sheriff in Maycomb; friends with Atticus
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| How does Mr. Underwood say about Tom's death? | he says it is a sin to kill cripples
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| Why is Jem heartbroken when Tom is convicted? | he thinks Tom was innocent and he thinks it was an unfair trial
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| What does Dill say he wants to be when he grows up? | clown
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| What do the children conclude that "background" is? | how long your family has been reading and writing
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| Who does Atticus claim he feels pity for in his speech to the jury? | chief witness for the state
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| How do the children feel when the find out Aunt Alexandra is coming to stay with them? | aggravated, unhappy, and depressed
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| Why does Dill feel sick in the courtroom? | they were talking bad about Tom and disrespecting him so Dill couldn't take it anymore
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| Who attacks Jem and Scout on their way home from the Halloween pageant? | Bob Ewell
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| What is Scout's costume in the pageant? | pig
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| What happens after Scout takes Boo home? | she looks at the town from Boo's perspective
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| Why does Heck Tate insist that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife? | it was wedged under his rib and he was trying to protect Boo
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| According to gossip, why do the Radleys keep Boo at home? | he is crazy and can't be trusted in public
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| Atticus says you can get along better with a person if you do what? | put yourself in their shoes
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| What makes Scout agree to go back to school? | Atticus makes a deal that he will still read to her at night
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| What happens the night Miss Maudie's house burns? | Boo puts a blanket around Scout and Jem without them noticing
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| What is the main reason Atticus decides to defend Tom? | they assigned him the trail, moral responsibility, couldn't look at himself the same or represent the legislature if he didn't
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| What is "Maycomb's usual disease" that Atticus hopes Jem and Scout avoid? | racism
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| Why does Miss Maudie say that killing a mockingbird is a sin? | mockingbirds are innocent and it is a sin to kill innocent and harmless creatures
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| How is Jem's attack on Mrs. Dubose's flowers similar to Scout's fight with Francis? | it was a sudden and uncontrollable wave of anger
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| What does Scout notice about Jem as he matures? | he is sticking to himself more and starting to hang out with Scout less
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| How do Jem and Scout get a rare look into the lives of black people in Maycomb? | they go to the black church with Calpurnia
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| Aunt Alexandra says that people are a product of what? | family background
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| How does Scout stop Mr. Cunningham from becoming violent at the jail? | Scout tells Mr. Cunningham to tell Walter that she said hi
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| Why does Mr. Underwood's support at the jail shock Atticus? | Mr. Underwood has a reputation of hating black people
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| Why does Tom say he helped Mayella with her chores? | he felt sorry for her
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| Why does Mr. Dolphus Raymond pretend to be a drunk? | so people think that's the reason he lives the way he does
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| What does Mr. Underwood compare Tom's death to? | killing a mockingbird
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| Justice, for most of people in TKAM, is doing what is fair according to what or whom? | tradition
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