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The To Kill A Mockingbird Help Page |
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Items Available:
Crossword Puzzles (Vocabulary and basic characters)
Character Pictures
Study Help
Vocabulary Words
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1. Vocabulary Crossword #1 (Puzzle and Clues)
2. Vocabulary Crossword #2 (Puzzle and Clues)
3. Vocabulary Crossword #3 (Puzzle and Clues)
4. Vocabulary Crossword #4 (Puzzle and Clues)
5. Character Crossword (Puzzle and Clues)
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Tom Robinson and Atticus Finch at court |
Atticus Finch walks away from Scout and Jem Finch |
Atticus Finch speaks to the jury |
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Atticus Finch protects Tom Robinson at the jail |
"Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father's passin'." |
Mayella and Bob Ewell watch Tom Robinson testify |
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Dill Harris, Scout Finch, and Jem Finch |
Arthur (Boo) Radley |
Charles Baker Harris (Dill) |
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Jem Finch watches his father give his summation |
Horace Gilmer cross-examines Tom Robinson |
Scout Finch doesn't look happy |
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Atticus Finch prepares for Tim Johnson |
Harper Lee (Bio) |
Harper Lee (Bio) |
Study Help: (Download Here)
Basic Characters:
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 Eunice Ann Simpson Tom Robinson Sinkfield Dolphus Raymond X Billups Mr. Horace 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 (Bob) 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/Others:
Finch
Ewell
Hancock
First Purchase
Haverford
Graham
Idler's Club
Cunningham
Mrunas
People from Winston County
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?
1. assuage (v) to lessen or calm
2. amiable (adj) friendly
3. impotent (adj) powerless
4. erratic (adj) irregular; not in a steady cadence
5. malevolent (adj) evil
6. melancholy (adj) sad and gloomy
7. piety (n) devotion to religious duties and practices
8. asinine (adj) stupid and silly
9. sojourn (n) a brief visit
10. cordial (adj) sincere and kind
11. quell (v) to quiet or pacify something
12. tranquil (adj) peaceful; serene
13. inquisitive (adj) questioning; prying
14. morbid (adj) gruesome; horrible
15. placid (adj) calm; quiet
16. prowess (n) superior ability or skill
17. meditate (v) to reflect or think upon something
18. vigil (n) a watch; a looking out
19. aberration (n) a deviation; a move from normal
20. caricature (n) a representation of a person where certain features may be exaggerated or distorted
21. perpetrate (v) to carry out; to commit
22. subtle (adj) not obvious or immediately apparent
23. procure (v) to receive; to get
24. unfathomable (adj) not able to be understood
25. analogous (adj) similar; comparable
26. attire (n) clothing
27. constitute (v) to make up
28. gallantly (adv) politely; in the manner of a gentleman
29. evade (v) to avoid doing or saying something directly
30. indicative (adj) shows or displays something
31. innate (adj) a natural part of something
32. jar (v) to shake up; to disturb
33. mortify (v) to humiliate; to embarrass
34. provoke (v) to excite some sort of feeling
35. tentative (adj) hesitant; unsure
36. articulate (adj) able to speak and express oneself
37. feeble (adj) weak or frail
38. apoplectic (adj) behaving as if on the verge of having a stroke
39. rectitude (n) uprightness of character
40. decree (n) an official order
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