<p>To Kill A Mockingbird Part II study guide</p><p>List the characters described in this section.</p><p>1. He was able to take down a rabid dog with one shot. Atticus Finch</p><p>2. He was small for going on seven. He wore blue linen shorts and had snow white hair. Atticus Finch</p><p>3. She had bright auburn hair and didn’t understand Maycomb people. Miss Caroline Fisher</p><p>4. She was a widow and worked in her flowerbeds wearing an old straw hat. Miss Maudie Atkinson</p><p>5. He was the filthiest human I had ever seen. Burris Ewell</p><p>6. one of the leaders of the lynch mob Mr. Walter Cunningham</p><p>7. Calpurnia’s son who “lines” hymns at First Purchase Zeebo</p><p>8. author of the novel Harper Lee</p><p>9. a terribly lonely person, even lonelier than Boo Radley Mayella Ewell</p><p>10. prosecuting attorney in the Robinson case Mr. Gilmer</p><p>11. Dill’s aunt Miss Rachel Haverford</p><p>12. a neighbor who blames bad kids for the snowfall Mr. Avery</p><p>13. a newspaper publisher and editor Braxton Underwood 14. a white man who prefers to live with African Americans Dolphus Raymond</p><p>15. very “proper” relative who comes to provide a feminine influence in the house Alexandra Hancock</p><p>16. What was going on in the country during this novel? Depression</p><p>17. What was Jem dared to do? Touch the Radley house</p><p>18. Why is Miss Caroline angry with Scout? he knows how to read and write</p><p>19. What trick does Atticus try to teach Scout? to walk in others shoes</p><p>20. Why does Scout think Boo is still alive when she falls out of the fire? She hears someone laughing</p><p>21. Why did Atticus wake Scout? Miss Maudie’s house was on fire</p><p>22. Why did Atticus stop shooting animals? He had an unfair advantage</p><p>23. What was Mrs. Dubose trying to free herself of? Morphine addiction</p><p>24. What happens at First Purchase Church when Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout? they sang without hymn books, the preacher keeps them until $10 has been collected for Helen Robinson</p><p>25. What doesn’t Aunt Alexandra want Atticus to do? Really defend Tom Robinson 26. Why does Jem tell Atticus that Dill is in their house? So Dill’s mother doesn’t worry </p><p>27. Why does Atticus go to jail? To prevent a hanging</p><p>28. How does Scout break up the angry mob at the jail? Talking to Mr. Cunningham about his son</p><p>29. Why does Mr. Raymond pretend to drink liquor? It gives people a reason why he lives with the African Americans</p><p>30. Why are the townspeople upset at the trial? Atticus intends to defend Tom</p><p>31. What does Mr. Heck testify about Mayella Ewell’s beating? She was beaten on the right side of her face</p><p>32. Why didn’t Mr. Ewell call the doctor? He didn’t want to spend the money</p><p>33. What does Mayella make clear about her father? He wasn’t always good to her</p><p>34. How did Scout know the jury had convicted Tom? They wouldn’t look at him</p><p>35. What happens when Atticus leaves the courtroom? All the African Americans stand up</p><p>36. Why does Scout miss her cue in the pageant? She falls asleep</p><p>37. Who attacks Jem and Scout on their way home from the pageant? Bob Ewell</p><p>38. Why does it make sense that Boo Radley saved the children? He was fond of them and left them treasures and they had to pass his yard on their way home 39. What do Atticus and the sheriff decide to do after the children are saved? Say Ewell fell on his knife</p><p>40. What does Scout do after taking Boo home? She looked at the street like Boo had all those years</p><p>41. Know how the themes here are developed: Mockingbird – it was a sin to kill a mockingbird because they didn’t do anything except bring enjoyment – it was wrong to bring Tom to trial when all he wanted to do was help Mayella Mockingbird – it was wrong to destroy something when all it was there to do was help – it would be wrong to bring Aruthur out in public when he was doing was helping Jem and Scout Walking in someone else’s shoes – Atticus tells Scout to learn a simple trick – climb into someone else’s skin and walk around in it because you’ll understand someone if you look at things from their perspective – on the last page Scout stands at the window on the porch and finally looked at things from Arthur’s perspective – Boo got someone in return – a chance to experience life</p>