A. Lengthen the Novel

B. Make the story appealing to a younger audience

C. Mimic the random thoughts in Scout’s mind

D. Tie each of the individual characters to their family and history

A. 5 and 8

B. 9 and 13

C. 6 and 10

D. 8 and 3

A. Harris

B. Radley’s

C. Finch

D. Robinson

A. She can read and write

B. She speaks a foreign language

C. She is taller than everyone

D. All of the above

A. They all run into the Radley’s Yard and touch the House before fleeing

B. They play hide and seek in the yard

C. They all pretend to be various members of the Radley family and act out the stabbing scene

D. None of the above

A. When he went back for his pants, they were folded and sewn across the fence like as if theywere expecting him.

B. When he went back for his pants, Boo Radley showed him his face.

C. Aunt Alexandra was not their real aunt.

D. Boo Radley was waiting for him when he returned for his pants.

A. Jem Finch

B. Scout (Jean Louise) Finch

C. Atticus Finch

D. Aunt Alexandra

A. Because Tom actually did Rape MayellaEwell

B. Because the Ewells are well respected in the Town

C. Because it is the word of a black man against a white man

D. Because the Judge is biased

A. He is disgusted and upset with the way Mr. Gilmer blatantly disrespects Tom Robinson during hiscross-examination.

B. He is afraid Atticus would be mad at them for entering the Court House.

C. He hated Tom Robinson

D. He is disgusted with so many black people at the court House.

A. Mayella broke a rigid and time-honored code of Maycomb’s racist society by tempting a blackman.

B. Mayella broke a “rigid code” of marrying a black man.

C. Mayella broke a “rigid code” of entering the Court house by herself.

D. Mayella broke a “rigid code” of openly dating a man before marriage.