TKAM II
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| heartily disapproved of the way Atticus was raising his children | Alexandra
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| the black community was extremely appreciative of ...efforts | Atticus'
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| in.....the word of an honest black man did not outweigh the word of a dishonest white man | Maycomb
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| Jem and Scout thought for a while that their ....was feeble and untalented. | father
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| Atticus didn't think Bob Ewell would carry out his ______ | threats
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| Ms. Maudie felt Boo Radley was a _______ of his father's sternness and obsession. | victim
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| to protect Jem from scandal, Heck Tate claimed Bob Ewell fell on his ______. | knife
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| Jem though all through the trial that Tom might be found not..... | guilty
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| Aunt Alexandra showed under her sternness she possessed understanding and ........ | compassion
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| an open minded woman and friend of the children | Ms. Maudie
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| Jem and Scout's father | Atticus
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| young girl who accused Tom Robinson of attacking her | Mayella Ewell
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| crotchety old woman who breaks a morphine habit | Mrs. Dubose
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| the Finches' housekeeper | Calpurnia
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| narrator of the story | Scout
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| Scout's "fiancee" who visits during the summer | Dill
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| sheriff of Maycomb | Heck Tate
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| the judge at the trial | John Taylor
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| mysterious neighbor the children try to see | Boo Radley
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| poor white man who accepts no charity | Mr. Cunningham
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| Scout's older brother | Jem
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| poor white "trash" who tried to kill Jem and Scout | Bob Ewell
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| "proper" relative who tries to make a lady of Scout | Aunt Alexandra
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| hard working black man charged with rape | Tom Robinson
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| Aunt Alexandra believed people were a product of their family | background
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| The story takes place during the | depression
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| The children's ____________neighbor was Ms. Maudie | favorite
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| Atticus accepted Tom Robinson's case because he was ________ committed. | morally
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| The people of Maycomb County knew the Ewells were ________and disreputable | lazy
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| Scout felt her school activities were ..... | boring
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| Scout learned to understand people by following Atticus' advice to walk around in their _______ | skin
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| Tom Robinson was a fine speciman of a man except for a croppled _______ | left arm
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| As Jem matured, Scout found him alien and ______ | maddening
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| After Jem and Scout went to ______ with Calpurnia, they were greeted at home by Aunt Alexandra | church
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| Scout learned new respect for her father when she discovered he could shoot his target with ____ shot | one
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| When her house burned down, Ms. Maudie was | glad
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| The lynch ___ left Atticus and Tom Robinson alone because Scout spoke to Walter Cunningham. | mob
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| Scout taught Uncle Jack to hear both ______ | sides
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| After Jem ruined Mrs. Dubose's flowers he had to make up fo it by _____to her. | reading
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| Bob Ewell | vengeance
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| Mayella Ewell | shame
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| Mrs. Dubose | desire to "die free"
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| Miss Stephanie | curiosity/gossip
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| Jem | adolescence
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| Aunt Alexandra | family pride
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| Boo Radley | fear and shyness
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| When her house burned down, Ms. Maudie was |
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| After Jem ruined Mrs. Dubose's flowers he had to make up fo it by _____to her. | reading
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| Mayella Ewell | shame
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| curiosity/gossip
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| Jem | adolescence
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| fear and shyness
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| glad
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| The lynch ___ left Atticus and Tom Robinson alone because Scout spoke to Walter Cunningham. |
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| reading
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| vengeance
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| Mayella Ewell | shame
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| Mrs. Dubose | desire to "die free"
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| Miss Stephanie | curiosity/gossip
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| adolescence
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