TKAM Ch. 28-31 Quiz

Who scared Scout and Jem on the way to the auditorium?

• Boo Radley

• Cecil Jacobs

• Bob Ewell

• Walter Cunningham

Why did Mrs. Merriweather become upset with Scout?

• She fell asleep during her “cue”.

• She called Walter Cunningham a bad name.

• She was supposed to be a “chicken”, not a “ham”.

• She stuck her tongue at Mrs. Merriweather.

Why did Jem become nervous on the walk back home?

• He forgot his flashlight.

• He thinks someone is following them.

• He heard the sound of gunshot.

• He heard a loud scream.

Why doesn’t Scout run away when they are attacked?

• She is too scared to move.

• Jem told her to “stay put”.

• Her ham costume makes her off-balance and she falls to the ground.

• She knew Jem was getting hurt, and refused to leave him alone.

When Scout ran to where Jem was when he screamed, what did she find?

• Jem unconscious under a tree.

• A note from a strange man.

• Cecil Jacobs lying on the ground.

• A man lying on the ground smelling of booze.

Why did Scout go straight home?

• because she couldn’t find Jem

• because a man was carrying Jem to their house

• because she heard Calpurnia calling her name

• because the light on their porch just turned on

According to Dr. Reynolds, what are Jem’s injuries?

• a broken leg and a broken rib

• a broken rib and a concussion

• a bloody nose and a broken finger

• a broken arm and a concussion

What news did Mr. Tate bring?

• Bob Ewell has been stabbed to death.

• Miss Stephanie saw Bob Ewell’s killer.

• Jem will take six weeks to recover.

• Tom’s family is having a memorial service.

How is it evident that Mr. Ewell meant to kill Scout?

• They found a letter from Mr. Ewell.

• They found cuts in Scout’s costume that were caused by a knife.

• They heard Mr. Ewell shout that he was going to kill her.

• They spoke to Mr. Ewell’s attorney who told them she should be careful.

Which words from Mr. Ewell foreshadowed this event?

• “One down, two to go.”

• “I told you so!”

• “I’m sorry to hear that.”

• “It’s all Atticus’s fault.”