To Kill a Mockingbird: Chapters 18-20 Quiz

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To Kill a Mockingbird: Chapters 18-20 Quiz


Froggy Jumps To Kill a Mockingbird: Chapters 18-20 QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of the courtroom scene and Mayella/Tom details. por Pamela Ruano 1 What phrase does Atticus use to imply the case is straightforward? a We must examine every detail closely b The truth will out in due time c This case is as simple as black and white 2 Which character identifies Tom Robinson’s left arm as crippled? a Mr. Gilmer b Tom Robinson c Atticus Finch 3 What did Mayella claim Tom Robinson did to her? a Stealed money from her b Hit her with a chair c Choked her and took advantage of her 4 Who testified that Mayella kissed a black man? a Atticus b Mayella herself c Dill 5 Which item did Mayella say Tom was asked to fix at her house? a A chiffarobe b A gate c A fence 6 What did Tom Robinson say happened after he entered the house? a They talked for hours b Mayella offered him tea c Mayella hugged him and kissed him 7 What did Mayella claim she did after being attacked? a Called the police immediately b Fainted and lost memory c Screamed for help and waited for her father 8 What does Atticus emphasize about truth in his closing remarks? a Only Negroes lie b There is truth in every human; lies exist too c Truth is what the court decides 9 Which character is described as having a left arm that is crippled? a Tom Robinson b Bob Ewell c Judge Taylor 10 Which phrase reflects Atticus’s view on the issue of trust around women? a All people are the same b All Negroes lie c Some Negroes lie... black or white. 11 Who accuses Mayella of breaking a rigid code by kissing a black man? a Mayella's father b Atticus c Tom Robinson 12 What does Mayella’s father do after hearing the accusation? a Leaves town b Apologizes to Tom c Swears out a warrant 13 Which character warns Atticus about browbeating a witness? a Judge Taylor b Mr. Gilmer c Calpurnia 14 What does Scout notice about the courtroom babies during the testimony? a They were crying loudly b They seemed silent c They were asleep 15 What does Atticus do to his clothing before addressing the jury (in a notable moment)? a He shines his shoes b He leaves the room c He loosens his collar and ties 16 What is Mayella’s age as stated in the testimony? a Fifteen b Nineteen c Twenty-three 17 Where had Mayella’s father reportedly seen the claim of the offense come from? a The yard of the Ewell residence b A neighbor’s house c Police records 18 What emotion does Mayella exhibit as she leaves the stand? a Joyful relief b Calm and composed c Terror and fury 19 What phrase does Atticus use to remind the jury about equality? a All men deserve mercy b All men are born free c All men are created equal 20 Which of the following best describes Mayella’s home life as revealed in questioning? a Poverty and neglect b Wealthy and well-run c Moderate and orderly 21 What is Tom’s response when asked if he touched Mayella with malice? a He says he did not want to be ugly and resisted b He runs away immediately c He admits it happened 22 What does Mayella claim about her father’s reaction to the event? a He forgave Tom b He swore out a warrant c He moved away 23 Which phrase signals the jury’s handling of Mayella’s assertion about the crime? a The crime of rape or the best defense to it b An unverified rumor c A minor disagreement 24 What does Atticus say about the existence of moral flaws among all people? a Only some people lie b No one lies c There is not a person who hasn’t lied 25 What is the tone of Atticus’s courtroom demeanor during his cross-examination? a Aggressive and loud b Calm, methodical, and respectful c Indifferent and bored

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To Kill a Mockingbird: Chapters 18-20 QuizVersión en línea

por Pamela Ruano

What phrase does Atticus use to imply the case is straightforward?

Which character identifies Tom Robinson’s left arm as crippled?

What did Mayella claim Tom Robinson did to her?

Who testified that Mayella kissed a black man?

Which item did Mayella say Tom was asked to fix at her house?

What did Tom Robinson say happened after he entered the house?

What did Mayella claim she did after being attacked?

What does Atticus emphasize about truth in his closing remarks?

Which character is described as having a left arm that is crippled?

Which phrase reflects Atticus’s view on the issue of trust around women?

Who accuses Mayella of breaking a rigid code by kissing a black man?

What does Mayella’s father do after hearing the accusation?

Which character warns Atticus about browbeating a witness?

What does Scout notice about the courtroom babies during the testimony?

What does Atticus do to his clothing before addressing the jury (in a notable moment)?

What is Mayella’s age as stated in the testimony?

Where had Mayella’s father reportedly seen the claim of the offense come from?

What emotion does Mayella exhibit as she leaves the stand?

What phrase does Atticus use to remind the jury about equality?

Which of the following best describes Mayella’s home life as revealed in questioning?

What is Tom’s response when asked if he touched Mayella with malice?

What does Mayella claim about her father’s reaction to the event?

Which phrase signals the jury’s handling of Mayella’s assertion about the crime?

What does Atticus say about the existence of moral flaws among all people?

What is the tone of Atticus’s courtroom demeanor during his cross-examination?