To Kill A Mockingbird Review
Identifications:
Simon Finch
Atticus Finch
John Hale (Jack) Finch
Alexandra Hancock
Jimmy Hancock
Jean Louise (Scout) Finch
Jeremy Atticus (Jem) Finch
Charles Baker (Dill) Harris
Mr. Radley
Nathan Radley
Tim Johnson (owner: Harry)
Eunice Ann Simpson
Tom Robinson
Sinkfield
Dolphus Raymond
X Billups
Mr. Gilmer
Grace Merriweather
Miss Tutti
Henry Hancock
Cecil Jacobs
Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose
Jesse
Stephanie Crawford
Zeebo
Calpurnia
Caroline Fisher
Rachel Haverford
Mr. Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
Arthur (Boo) Radley
Lula
Helen Robinson
Joshua St. Clair
Robert E. Lee Ewell
Judge Taylor
Maxwell Green
Sophy
Miss Frutti
Little Chuck Little
Burris Ewell
Mr. Avery
Dr. Reynolds
Maudie Atkinson
Eula May
Ike Finch
Rose Aylmer
Link Deas
Mr. Conner
Heck Tate
Reverend Sykes
Braxton Underwood
Sam Levy
Mayella Ewell
Bert
J. Grimes Everett
Miss Gates
Mrs. Radley
Families/Groups:
Finch
Ewell
Hancock
First Purchase
Haverford
Graham
Idler’s Club
Cunningham
People from Winston County
Mrunas
Questions to Ponder: (2-3 paragraph answers)
1.
What character best exemplifies bravery? How do you know? What character
best becomes symbolic of cowardice? How do you know?
2.
What different types of prejudice exist in Maycomb? Explain how these separate
prejudices affect Maycomb’s citizens?
3.
Many characters testify during the trial. Explain how two characters’ testimonies
both make Tom look innocent and guilty.
4.
What two characters are hypocrites? How do you know each one is a hypocrite?
5.
What is the main lesson Harper Lee wants the reader to recognize at the end of
the novel? How do you know?
6.
What characters could be “mockingbirds” in the novel? How do you know?
7.
How does chapter one of the novel foreshadow later events?