To Kill a Mockingbird Vocab 3 Honors
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10 questions
2
Bob Ewell was often _____________ to Atticus while being questioned at the trial.
Bob Ewell was often _____________ to Atticus while being questioned at the trial.
2
Jem and Scout thought of Boo as a _____________ esspeicially since they had never seen him.
Jem and Scout thought of Boo as a _____________ esspeicially since they had never seen him.
2
There was a small ____________ at Finch's landing that protected the shore.
There was a small ____________ at Finch's landing that protected the shore.
2
Tom Robinson complained of _____________ problems do to nerves before the trial.
Tom Robinson complained of _____________ problems do to nerves before the trial.
2
Scout's favorite fruit in the summer were sweet _____________.
Scout's favorite fruit in the summer were sweet _____________.
2
All the people in the balcony stood and watched Atticus walk by as if he were on a _____________.
All the people in the balcony stood and watched Atticus walk by as if he were on a _____________.
2
One of the facts that is the most distrubing in the novel is that the Ewells attacked Tom Robinson without _____________.
One of the facts that is the most distrubing in the novel is that the Ewells attacked Tom Robinson without _____________.
2
Jem, Scout and Dill made careful ____________ of the Radley house before they attempted to leave a note for Boo.
Jem, Scout and Dill made careful ____________ of the Radley house before they attempted to leave a note for Boo.
2
Scout was born with an ___________ ability to read.
Scout was born with an ___________ ability to read.
2
There were a group of men from Macomb that were known for ___________ durring the time of prohabition. prohibition means the prevention by law of the manufacture and sale of alcohol, especially in the US between 1920 and 1933.
There were a group of men from Macomb that were known for ___________ durring the time of prohabition.
prohibition means the prevention by law of the manufacture and sale of alcohol, especially in the US between 1920 and 1933.