To Kill a Mockingbird Alphabet

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To Kill a Mockingbird AlphabetVersión en línea Plot-based terms A–Z por Victoria Llera A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A Principled father figure and lawyer in Maycomb who defends a Black man accused of rape. Starts with B Reclusive neighbor who becomes a symbol of fear turned into empathy by the children. Starts with C Finch family housekeeper who acts as a bridge between black and white communities. Starts with D Young friend who visits Maycomb for the summer and influences the children's imagination. Starts with E Poor, unruly clan in Maycomb central to the trial and gossip. Starts with F What destroys Miss Maudie's house and is a threat in Maycomb. Starts with G In plural: the type of flower Mayella Ewell likes. Starts with H Sheriff who testifies about the alleged crime and helps maintain order. Starts with I Unequal treatment revealed by the trial and social norms in the town. Starts with J Group that deliberates the case concerning Tom Robinson in court. Contains L The flowers that Jem cuts off from Mrs Dubose's garden. Starts with M Tired old town in Alabama Contains N What the children build that is half white and half "black" Starts with O Atticus' nickname. Starts with P Rigid, biased attitudes that hinder fair judgments in the courtroom. Starts with Q The children think that Atticus is ______ and boring, but he's actually very brave. Starts with R The threat that symbolizes danger is approaching Maycomb. Starts with S It is a _____ to kill a mockingbird. Starts with T Black man accused of a crime; his trial exposes racial injustice. Starts with U Atticus’s brother who visits and comments on the children’s questions. Contains V The type of phantom Boo is described as. Contains X This is metaphorically done to the Ewells by society, Contains Y The type of bird that can be shot according to Atticus. Contains Z Jem thinks that Mrs Dubose is _____ but she is actually very sick.

To Kill a Mockingbird AlphabetVersión en línea

Plot-based terms A–Z

por Victoria Llera

Starts with A

Principled father figure and lawyer in Maycomb who defends a Black man accused of rape.

Starts with B

Reclusive neighbor who becomes a symbol of fear turned into empathy by the children.

Starts with C

Finch family housekeeper who acts as a bridge between black and white communities.

Starts with D

Young friend who visits Maycomb for the summer and influences the children's imagination.

Starts with E

Poor, unruly clan in Maycomb central to the trial and gossip.

Starts with F

What destroys Miss Maudie's house and is a threat in Maycomb.

Starts with G

In plural: the type of flower Mayella Ewell likes.

Starts with H

Sheriff who testifies about the alleged crime and helps maintain order.

Starts with I

Unequal treatment revealed by the trial and social norms in the town.

Starts with J

Group that deliberates the case concerning Tom Robinson in court.

Contains L

The flowers that Jem cuts off from Mrs Dubose's garden.

Starts with M

Tired old town in Alabama

Contains N

What the children build that is half white and half "black"

Starts with O

Atticus' nickname.

Starts with P

Rigid, biased attitudes that hinder fair judgments in the courtroom.

Starts with Q

The children think that Atticus is ______ and boring, but he's actually very brave.

Starts with R

The threat that symbolizes danger is approaching Maycomb.

Starts with S

It is a _____ to kill a mockingbird.

Starts with T

Black man accused of a crime; his trial exposes racial injustice.

Starts with U

Atticus’s brother who visits and comments on the children’s questions.

Contains V

The type of phantom Boo is described as.

Contains X

This is metaphorically done to the Ewells by society,

Contains Y

The type of bird that can be shot according to Atticus.

Contains Z

Jem thinks that Mrs Dubose is _____ but she is actually very sick.

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To Kill a Mockingbird AlphabetVersión en línea

por Victoria Llera

Starts with A

Principled father figure and lawyer in Maycomb who defends a Black man accused of rape.

Starts with B

Reclusive neighbor who becomes a symbol of fear turned into empathy by the children.

Starts with C

Finch family housekeeper who acts as a bridge between black and white communities.

Starts with D

Young friend who visits Maycomb for the summer and influences the children's imagination.

Starts with E

Poor, unruly clan in Maycomb central to the trial and gossip.

Starts with F

What destroys Miss Maudie's house and is a threat in Maycomb.

Starts with G

In plural: the type of flower Mayella Ewell likes.

Starts with H

Sheriff who testifies about the alleged crime and helps maintain order.

Starts with I

Unequal treatment revealed by the trial and social norms in the town.

Starts with J

Group that deliberates the case concerning Tom Robinson in court.

Contains L

The flowers that Jem cuts off from Mrs Dubose's garden.

Starts with M

Tired old town in Alabama

Contains N

What the children build that is half white and half "black"

Starts with O

Atticus' nickname.

Starts with P

Rigid, biased attitudes that hinder fair judgments in the courtroom.

Starts with Q

The children think that Atticus is ______ and boring, but he's actually very brave.

Starts with R

The threat that symbolizes danger is approaching Maycomb.

Starts with S

It is a _____ to kill a mockingbird.

Starts with T

Black man accused of a crime; his trial exposes racial injustice.

Starts with U

Atticus’s brother who visits and comments on the children’s questions.

Contains V

The type of phantom Boo is described as.

Contains X

This is metaphorically done to the Ewells by society,

Contains Y

The type of bird that can be shot according to Atticus.

Contains Z

Jem thinks that Mrs Dubose is _____ but she is actually very sick.