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To Kill a Mockingbird
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How is Tom Robinson a mockingbird?
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Why is Dill an important character?
What does Mrs. Dubose teach Scout and Jem?
Why does Dolphus Raymond hide Coca-Cola in a brown paper bag?
How does Maycomb react to Tom Robinson’s death?
What happens on Scout and Jem’s walk home from the harvest pageant?
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Who is Calpurnia?
The Finch's black cook and nanny
Tom Robinson's wife
Dolphus Raymond's black mistress
Bob Ewell's daughter
2
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Whom does Scout talk to at night outside the courthouse to protect her father?
Bob Ewell
Walter Cunningham
Nathan Radley
Dill's father
3
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What does Link Deas think of his employee, Tom?
He thinks he's a proud and stubborn man.
He thinks he's untrustworthy and lazy.
He thinks he's secretive but okay.
He thinks Tom is the model of integrity.
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Who is the story's main character and narrator?
Jem
Scout
Atticus
Tom Robinson
5
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What is Boo Radley's real name?
Arthur
Jean-Louis
Nathan
Henry
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