Jeopardy Answers for Test Review

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Who’s who?

Aunt Alexandra

Miss Maudie

Charles Baker Harris or “Dill”

Mr. Heck Tate

Mr. Link Deas

To Kill a Mockingbird~Jeopardy Review

What, when, So Significant Quotables Potpourri

Where, and why?

(Identify the speaker, situation, and significance)

In the “colored” balcony

This is what Boo puts over Scout during the fire. It is their first physical contact and another sign he is kind.

“Speaker: Scout

Situation: a mob is about to attack

Tom by going through Atticus in front of the jail

Significance: By singling Cunnigham out, she has made him personally responsible for what he is about to do. She unintentionally recalls his conscience.

A ham

To see things from someone else’s perspective-or to walk in someone else’s skin.

That’s why the book end this way-

Maycomb, Alabama

1930s

It got stuck in a cotton gin when he was a youththe muscles tore off.

He felt sorry for

Mayella Ewell

Refers to the literal incident of the killing a musical bird, but symbolically to Boo and

Tom. Tom is destroyed while

Boo is saved.

Because the teacher denounces prejudice against

Jews but is bigoted against

Tom.

The Cunnighams

Atticus is idealistic/ optimistic in the court as “the great equalizer,” despite knowing that people” bring their resentments into the jury box.” Mr. Raymond is more realistic/pessimistic of this system. He chooses to deceive people since they will believe what they want anyway.

In this way, he lives the way he wants to in peace, while Atticus finds no peace in the courts.

Mayella says this in court under

Atticus’s cross examination. She would rather lie in open court and protect a man who has beat her rather than admit she had feelings for a black man.

Scout to Ms. Fisher about the Ewells.

The town’s blind acceptance of the

Ewells poor behavior foreshadows the troubles the family causes later.

Heck says this to Atticus after Ewell is found stabbed. Atticus thinks

Jem killed Bob while Heck is trying to protect Boo.

Atticus says this about Ms. Dubose’s desire to die free from her addiction.

Leaves gifts in the tree

Covers Scout with a blanket

Saves their lives three

A democracy

Beats his children

Hunts out of season

Does not send his kids to school

Breaks into the judge’s house

Spits at and verbally assaults/harasses Atticus

Stalks Helen Robinson

Attacks the kids

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