3. Mayella Ewell can best be described as
A. cheerful and content.
B. lonely and desperate.
C. talkative and vulgar.
D. strong and bold.

4. How is Mayella different from all her other siblings?
A. She keeps red geraniums.
B. She goes to school.
C. She has a steady, though poorly paying job.
D. She is not interested in life outside of her house.

5. Why does Atticus emphasize the exact location of Mayella’s bruises?
A. To make her cry
B. To anger her father
C. To prove that they were caused accidentally
D. To prove Tom Robinson could not have inflicted them

6. According to the testimony given by Tom Robinson, how did Mayella Ewell get Tom into the house?
A. She asked him to bust up a chiffarobe.
B. She asked him to fix the hinge on the door.
C. She asked him to fix a hole in the ceiling.
D. She asked him to come in and talk to her for awhile.

7. In his final argument before the jury, Atticus says that there is one human institution that makes us all equal, and that is the
A. church.
B. family.
C. legislature.
D. court.

8. What does Scout think of Jem’s theory that there are “four kinds of folks in the world” (226)?
A. She agrees with it.
B. She thinks there is only one kind.
C. She thinks there are more than four kinds.
D. She doesn’t say.

9. Jem’s despair over Tom Robinson’s fate reflects the novel’s theme of
A. loss of innocence.
B. courage.
C. the effects of poverty.
D. justice.

10. The following quotation is an example of which stage in the loss of innocence cycle?
“I peeked at Jem: his hands were white from gripping the balcony rail, and his shoulders jerked as if each “guilty” was a separate stab between them” (211).
A. Perfect world
B. Shocking experience/betrayal
C. Wilderness
D. Doesn’t fit a stage

11. The following quotation is an example of which stage in the loss of innocence cycle?
“Jem turned back to Dill, explaining, I suppose, the finer points of the trial to him. . .” (189).
A. Perfect world
B. Shocking experience/betrayal
C. Wilderness
D. Doesn’t fit a stage

12. The following quotation is an example of which stage in the loss of innocence cycle?
“I know it’s not right, but I can’t figure out what’s wrong—maybe rape shouldn’t be a capital offense. . .” (219).
A. Perfect world
B. Shocking experience/betrayal
C. Wilderness
D. Doesn’t fit a stage

13. The following quotation is an example of which stage in the loss of innocence cycle?
“Jem was jumping in excitement. ‘We’ve won, haven’t we?’” (206).
A. Perfect world
B. Shocking experience/betrayal
C. Wilderness
D. Doesn’t fit a stage

14. What is Jem struggling to understand in the days following the trial?
A. The nature and depth of prejudice in people
B. The reasons for Bob Ewell’s threats against Atticus
C. Dolphus Raymond’s fake alcoholism
D. The need to teach people equality and tolerance

15. Dill’s nausea because of Mr. Gilmer’s demeaning cross-examination of Tom Robinson is an example of
A. overexertion.
B. situational irony.
C. dramatic irony.
D. worldliness.

16. Scout contributes to irony in the scene with Dolphus Raymond because she
A. knows so much about trials.
B. tries not to believe what he tells her.
C. treats Dill’s illness with Coca-Cola.
D. is a naïve narrator.

17. The purpose of irony in the scene with Dolphus Raymond is to point out the novel’s theme of
A. loss of innocence.
B. courage.
C. the effects of poverty.
D. justice.

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