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How is Tom Robinson a mockingbird?
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When does Mayella say the rape occurred?
When she went to get a nickel for Tom for breaking up a dresser
When she was asleep at night
When she was a child
When she went to the Robinson's to borrow some butter and sugar
2
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What happens when Tom stands up?
Someone tries to shoot him.
Everyone sees that he has a disabled left arm.
Mayella spits at him.
He starts yelling at the jury that he's innocent.
3
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What does Mayella think Atticus is doing to her?
Trying to trick her
Flirting with her
Being kind and supportive
Mocking her
4
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What does Tom say happened when Mayella invited him inside?
She tried to kiss him.
Bob Ewell attacked him.
He tried to give Mayella a hug and she went crazy.
Nothing at all
5
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How does Tom feel about Mayella?
He loves her.
He hates her.
He feels sorry for her.
He admires her.
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