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For Questions 1-12, please mark the letter of the correct definition of the given vocabulary word.
pinion (v.)
to restrain
a worker
deeply
to plot
elude (v.)
to scold
a feat
irritable
to escape
subordinate (n.)
to restrain
a worker
deeply
to plot
poignantly (adv.)
to restrain
a worker
deeply
to plot
silhouetted (adj.)
outlined
unrestrained
to struggle
agreement
reprimand (v.)
to scold
a feat
irritable
to escape
exploit (n.)
to scold
a feat
irritable
to escape
acquiescence (n.)
outlined
unrestrained
to struggle
agreement
irascible (adj.)
to scold
a feat
irritable
to escape
flounder (v.)
outlined
unrestrained
to struggle
agreement
untrammeled (adj.)
outlined
unrestrained
to struggle
agreement
connive (v.)
to restrain
a worker
deeply
to plot
The girls from our neighborhood, Gail and _________, want me to turn the rope faster.
they
them
those
us
The school doesn’t allow _________ students, _________ first language isn’t English, into honors classes.
us; who’s
us; whose
we; who’s
we; whose
Why is Scout dressed up like pork or a ham?
It’s her Halloween costume.
Cecil Jacobs dared her to do it.
She wants to keep ham-hating “haints” away.
It’s for her role in Mrs. Merriweather’s pageant.
What saves Scout from being cut or stabbed by Bob Ewell?
Boo Radley’s scissors
Jem’s air rifle
Atticus’s pocket watch
her ham costume
At the end of Chapter 30, to what does Scout figuratively compare the killing of a mockingbird?
the attack on her and Jem
dragging Boo into the limelight
the death of Bob Ewell
the rape of Mayella Ewell
How does Jem break his arm?
Bob Ewell wrenches it while attacking the children.
Boo Radley twists it while trying to get Jem out of the way.
Jem cracks it when he tries to hit Bob Ewell.
Scout rolls over it in her pork costume.
The kitchen knife that ends up stuck in Bob Ewell was brought by _________, while the switchblade that Heck Tate shows Atticus was owned by __________.
Bob Ewell; Jem
Jem; Boo Radley
Heck Tate ; Atticus
Boo Radley; Bob Ewell
After Scout walks Boo home, what does she “see” from the Radley porch?
Boo locking himself back into his room
the tire that she rolled in made into a swing
the past from Boo’s perspective
her future with Boo as a best friend
Which sentence is written correctly?
We sailors, they and I, believe that the general’s island is evil, but she thinks it’s a big misunderstanding when it comes to him.
Us sailors, them and us, believe that the general’s island is evil, but she thinks it’s a big misunderstanding when it comes to him.
Us sailors, they and me, believe that the general’s island is evil, but she thinks its a big misunderstanding when it comes to him.
We sailors, they and I, believe that the general’s island is evil but she thinks it’s a big misunderstanding when it comes to he.
Whom does Sheriff Heck Tate claim killed Bob Ewell, and why does he claim this?
Sheriff Heck Tate claims that Jem killed Bob Ewell because he doesn’t want the real killer, Boo Radley, to receive any undue attention for defending the Finch children. The sheriff indicates that bringing Boo and his shy ways into the Maycomb limelight would be sinful or akin to killing a mockingbird. Jem, on the other hand, will soar like an eagle and be designated a hero.
Sheriff Heck Tate claims that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife because he doesn’t want the real killer, Boo Radley, to receive any undue attention for defending the Finch children. The sheriff indicates that bringing Boo and his shy ways into the Maycomb limelight would be sinful or akin to killing a mockingbird.
Sheriff Heck Tate claims that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife because he doesn’t want the real killer, Jem, to have to go to court. The sheriff indicates that bringing Jem into the Maycomb limelight would be sinful or akin to killing a mockingbird.
Sheriff Heck Tate claims that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife because he doesn’t want the real killer, Atticus Finch, to face a trial. The sheriff indicates that bringing his friend Atticus to court would cost Maycomb ciizens a good man in exchange for a bad man.