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Lee, Harper
AR Quiz No. 720 EN
In a powerful portrayal of racial injustice, two children witness the harmful impact of prejudice as their father bravely defends an innocent black man who has been falsely accused of raping a white woman. Throughout the book, readers will encounter depictions of racial bias, including the use of racial slurs, and some mild profanity.
| ATOS Book Level: | 5.6 |
| Interest Level: | Upper Grades (UG 9-12) |
| AR Points: | 15.0 |
| Word Count: | 99121 |
| Fiction/Nonfiction | Fiction |
| Topic – Subtopic: | Award Winners-Pulitzer Prize; Classics-Classics; Common Core State Standards Appendix B Titles-CCSS Grade Band 9-10; Mysteries-Murder; People-Children; Recommended Reading-California Recommended Lit., English, 9-12; Recommended Reading-Wheatley Texts; Recommended Reading-ALA Outstanding Books for the College Bound; Social Issues-Violence; Social Issues-Prejudice & Discrimination; Social Issues-Ethics/Morality; What Kids Are Reading, 2020-Grade 8: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2020-Grade 10: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2020-Grade 9: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2020-Grade 11: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2021-Grade 9: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2021-Grade 10: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2021-Grade 11: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2021-Grade 8: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2022-Grade 10: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2022-Grade 8: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2022-Grade 9: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; What Kids Are Reading, 2022-Grade 11: Top 20 Fiction/Nonfiction Books; |
Quiz Answers
What did Dill dare Jem to do?
touch the Radley house
When Scout told her teacher that Waler was a Cunningham, Scout meant
Miss Caroline should realize Walter could never pay her back
Why was Burris’s father permitted to hunt and trap out of season?
Others knew that Ewell’s children would go hungry if he didn’t
What has Scout heard the day she rolled into the Radleys’ yard?
laughing inside the Radleys’ attic
Days after he had retrieved his pants, what did Jem tell Scout?
The pants had been sewn and folded over the fence when he went to get them
Why did Atticus think Jem and Scout disobeyed him during the house fire?
He told them to stay put, yet Scout had a blanket around her shoulders
Scout made Uncle Jack promise not to tell Atticus
What Francis said and why she hit him
The only time Scout heard Atticus say it was a sin to do something was
when he told Jem he could shoot blue jays but never to kill a mockingbird
Maudie told Jem that Atticus gave up his gun and hunting because
he knew God had given him an unfair advantage over most living things
What was inside the box Mrs. Dubose sent to Jem?
a perfect camellia
Why did Dill run away from home?
His parents didn’t pay any attention to him.
How did Scout cause the mob at the jail to disperse?
She tried to start a regular conversation with Mr. Cunningham
Why did Atticus ask Robert Ewell to write his name on the envelope?
to show he was left-handed
Tom Robinson said he helped Mayella because
He felt sorry for her
According to Atticus, what was Mayellas’s offense?
She tempted a Negro
Atticus’s eyes filled with tears the day after the trial because he
Saw all the food sent by the black people
What made a man “trash” according to Atticus?
Cheating a black man
Atticus said Tom tried to escape from prison because he
Was tired of white men’s chances and took his own
Why did Mr. Tate insist that Bob Ewell fell on his knife?
To protect Arthur Radley
What words spoken by Atticus did Scout remember on the Radley porch?
“You never know a man until you stand in his shoes.”
