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To Kill a Mockingbird Word WheelVersión en línea TKAM A–Z terms por Antonio FernAndez Echeverria Garbarino A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A Principled lawyer and father who defends an innocent man. Starts with B Reclusive neighbor whose mysteriousness shifts to protective safety. Starts with C Finch household caretaker who guides Scout and Jem. Starts with D Friend who visits Maycomb and fuels the children's curiosity. Starts with E Antagonistic family at the trial; central source of conflict. Starts with F Surname shared by Atticus and his children. Starts with G Rumor about the trial and town that shapes perception. Starts with H Sheriff who testifies at the Robinson case. Starts with I Wrongful treatment in Maycomb’s legal case against Tom. Starts with J Scout’s brother who matures through the story. Contains K Important symbol in the book that does not hurt anybody. Contains L Place where black people saw the trial. Starts with M Accuser in the trial, her isolation reflects prejudice. Contains N Place where Boo Radley Left notes to the children. Contains O Piece of furniture, Tom helps Mayella with this. Starts with P Bias that pervades Maycomb’s attitudes and actions. Starts with R Tom, a Black man accused of a crime in a biased case (surname). Starts with S Narrator and Atticus’s perceptive, moral-minded daughter. Starts with T Black man unjustly accused, his trial exposes racism. Contains U Atticus’s sister who appears in family discussions. Starts with V Decision in the book that says wether Tom is guilty or not. Starts with W Child classmate, part of the Finch children’s school life. Contains Y When Tom and Mayella take a stand and defend himselfs to say their own side of the story for the jury to decide. Starts with Z “We san waiting for … to arrive in the garbage truck.”

To Kill a Mockingbird Word WheelVersión en línea

TKAM A–Z terms

por Antonio FernAndez Echeverria Garbarino

Starts with A

Principled lawyer and father who defends an innocent man.

Starts with B

Reclusive neighbor whose mysteriousness shifts to protective safety.

Starts with C

Finch household caretaker who guides Scout and Jem.

Starts with D

Friend who visits Maycomb and fuels the children's curiosity.

Starts with E

Antagonistic family at the trial; central source of conflict.

Starts with F

Surname shared by Atticus and his children.

Starts with G

Rumor about the trial and town that shapes perception.

Starts with H

Sheriff who testifies at the Robinson case.

Starts with I

Wrongful treatment in Maycomb’s legal case against Tom.

Starts with J

Scout’s brother who matures through the story.

Contains K

Important symbol in the book that does not hurt anybody.

Contains L

Place where black people saw the trial.

Starts with M

Accuser in the trial, her isolation reflects prejudice.

Contains N

Place where Boo Radley Left notes to the children.

Contains O

Piece of furniture, Tom helps Mayella with this.

Starts with P

Bias that pervades Maycomb’s attitudes and actions.

Starts with R

Tom, a Black man accused of a crime in a biased case (surname).

Starts with S

Narrator and Atticus’s perceptive, moral-minded daughter.

Starts with T

Black man unjustly accused, his trial exposes racism.

Contains U

Atticus’s sister who appears in family discussions.

Starts with V

Decision in the book that says wether Tom is guilty or not.

Starts with W

Child classmate, part of the Finch children’s school life.

Contains Y

When Tom and Mayella take a stand and defend himselfs to say their own side of the story for the jury to decide.

Starts with Z

“We san waiting for … to arrive in the garbage truck.”

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To Kill a Mockingbird Word WheelVersión en línea

por Antonio FernAndez Echeverria Garbarino

Starts with A

Principled lawyer and father who defends an innocent man.

Starts with B

Reclusive neighbor whose mysteriousness shifts to protective safety.

Starts with C

Finch household caretaker who guides Scout and Jem.

Starts with D

Friend who visits Maycomb and fuels the children's curiosity.

Starts with E

Antagonistic family at the trial; central source of conflict.

Starts with F

Surname shared by Atticus and his children.

Starts with G

Rumor about the trial and town that shapes perception.

Starts with H

Sheriff who testifies at the Robinson case.

Starts with I

Wrongful treatment in Maycomb’s legal case against Tom.

Starts with J

Scout’s brother who matures through the story.

Contains K

Important symbol in the book that does not hurt anybody.

Contains L

Place where black people saw the trial.

Starts with M

Accuser in the trial, her isolation reflects prejudice.

Contains N

Place where Boo Radley Left notes to the children.

Contains O

Piece of furniture, Tom helps Mayella with this.

Starts with P

Bias that pervades Maycomb’s attitudes and actions.

Starts with R

Tom, a Black man accused of a crime in a biased case (surname).

Starts with S

Narrator and Atticus’s perceptive, moral-minded daughter.

Starts with T

Black man unjustly accused, his trial exposes racism.

Contains U

Atticus’s sister who appears in family discussions.

Starts with V

Decision in the book that says wether Tom is guilty or not.

Starts with W

Child classmate, part of the Finch children’s school life.

Contains Y

When Tom and Mayella take a stand and defend himselfs to say their own side of the story for the jury to decide.

Starts with Z

“We san waiting for … to arrive in the garbage truck.”