to kill a mockingbird Crossword Puzzles

11 Clues: het hoofdpersonage • Auteur van het boek • tante van hoofdpersonage • kokkin van hoofdpersonage • beschuldigd van verkrachting • broer van het hoofdpersonage • beste vriend van het hoofdpersonage • eeuw waarin het verhaal zich afpeelt • kluizenaar die nooit naar buiten komt • antagonist, vijand, vader van Mayella • Stad waar het verhaal zich plaats vind

11 Clues: Scouts teacher name • what grade is Jem in • Jem and Scouts dad name • Where the store takes place • Scout act like this for her age • Who kept them warm when it snowed • Who house got destoryed by a fire • The item that got stuck in the fence • what made them think the world was ending • A person that's suspicious to people in MayComb • ...

11 Clues: Jem's little sister • first-grade teacher • Scout and Jem's dad • Scout's older brother • Scout and Jem's friend • are known for breaking laws • gets his nose rubbed in the dirt • has been locked up for over 15 years • they were left on the Boo Radley fence • never take anything they can't pay back • found in the knothole with J+S carved into it

11 Clues: A struggle or problem in a story • A hint about what will happen later • The crime Bob Ewell commits at the end • Scout’s friend who is loyal and adventurous • Symbol of innocence and the wronged in society • Type of courage Atticus believes truly matters • The man whose trial exposes Maycomb’s racial prejudice • ...

11 Clues: Mayella's father • Defender of Tom Robinson • Prosecutor of Tom Robinson • Scout Finch's older brother • Teaches first graders in Maycomb Elementary. • Scolds Scout Finch for her Tom-Boyish behavior. • third-person who attempted to defend Tom Robinson. • A woman who claimed that she was raped by Tom Robinson • What Scout found at the first day she saw the oak tree. • ...

11 Clues: sensitive. • A minor wrongdoing. • In a grim implacable manner. • A small ax with a short handle. • The faculty or power of using one's will. • To strike or blot out; erase; obliterate. • Not showing due respect for another person. • Not reduced or weakened in strength, quality, etc. • cathedra With the authority derived from one's office or position. • ...

11 Clues: A neighbourhood scold • Head teemed with eccentric plans • Does not feel her mother's absence • Does not like to go out of his house • A daring person who went to the Radley house • Does not want to interfere in other people's lives • a cheap car or aircraft, especially one in bad condition. • force a proposed measure to be accepted or completed quickly. • ...

11 Clues: brother's name Jem • Scout's father's name • Name of the the author • Scout and Jem's neighbour • Where Harper Lee was born • Scout's father's occupation • Name of the town in which Scout lives • An innocent, gentle and harmless creature • The campaign to end racial discrimination • The State of America that the novel takes place • ...

11 Clues: less suffrage • move or go with • a persons behavior • overcome with anger • innocent and unsuspecting • an authoritative prohibition • insulting, abusive, or highly critical language • morally correct behavior or thinking; righteousness • in a manner that is not even or regular in pattern or movement • a building, especially a large and stately one, housing a tomb or tombs. • ...

11 Clues: Atticus Finch's profession. • The father of Scout and Jem. • Atticus says that it is a ___ to kill a mockingbird. • Atticus Finch defends this character in court. (two words) • The name of the fictional town where the story takes place. • The family who are the prosecutors in the Tom Robinson case. • ...

11 Clues: Who is Scouts' teacher? • Whos' house burned down? • What is Jems' first name? • What is Scouts' first name? • What is Atticus' last name? • Who did Jem have to read to? • What bird should you never kill? • Who is Atticus defending in court? • Who is working for the Finch family? • What is the Radleys' sons' first name? • Who hangs out with Jem and Finch during the summer?

11 Clues: mean • Main character • Scout is _____ • Scouts brother • Found in a tree • Where Scout lives • Works for Atticus • Scouts' new friend • rolls into Radley yard • Last name of the family • Walter is invited to ______

11 Clues: Scouts older brother • Lack of fairness, or justice • Neighbor of the Finch family • Her older brother is Jem Finch • The process of maturing or reaching maturity • The Finchs' family cook and mother figure to Scout • Accused and put on trial for the rape of Mayella Ewell • Lawyer and attorney in the small town of Maycomb Alabama • ...

11 Clues: to lessen or to calm • a noisy quarrel or fight • education; moral guidance • to subdude or make powerless • someone involved in a lawsuit • arrogant;feeling superior to others • ill-natured; easily irritated or annoyed • a written legal order directing a person to appear in court • abnormality; a state different than what is expected or normal • ...

11 Clues: Scout's first grade teacher. • Gossiped about the radley's. • Where the story takes place. • Was a very religions based person. • She is the one telling us the story. • Was very interested in radley's place. • Was the only black person in the story. • What did the kids play in on chapter 8. • Where did they find thing in chapter 7. • A kid that was locked up at radley place. • ...

11 Clues: Boy who was a model • The brother of Scout • Tom Robinsons' lawyer • Accused Tom of rapping her • The neighbor who is made fun of • What did Boo hide the gifts in? • The neighbor who baked them cake • What Scout dressed as for the show? • The person who tried to kill Jim and Scout • The person who is accused of rapping a girl • The narrator and main character in this novel

11 Clues: a group • a type of parasite • free from blemishes • an authoritative declaration • habitually reserved and uncommunicative • belonging to a particular region or country • lacking significance or liveliness or spirit or zest • a legal situation regarding the use of inherited property • to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity • ...

11 Clues: Jems sister • Jem and Scouts dad • Scouts older brother • The man on trial for rape • The neighbor of the Finch's • the nanny at the Finches house • the county that the book takes place in • Jem and Scouts Aunt that lives with them • This is where the family spent Christmas • The boy that visits Maycomb in the summers • The man that hasn't left the Radley house in years

13 Clues: Jem • Jean Louise • Charles Baker Harris • Jean Louise's father • Has no sin, only song • Jean's disapproving aunt • Finch residence caretaker • Boo Radley is not his name • Head of Calpurnia's church • Land owned by Jean's ancestors • "To Kill a Mockingbird" author • The county the Finches live in • Miss Maudie's reason for living

14 Clues: __ Suess • R.L _____ • ___ Sawyer • Lois _____ • Robin ____ • Little _____ • J.K. _______ • Edgar _____ Poe • The ______ Games • A Wrinkle In ____ • To Kill A ___________ • Fahrenheit Four Fifty ___ • _______ And The Chocolate Factory • The Adventures Of ___________ Finn

15 Clues: Noun, a short story • Noun, Great embarrassment and shame • Adjective, Impossible to understand • A ghost; a figment of the imagination • Adjective, Likely to cause an argument • Noun, An act of kindness or well-meaning • Verb, cut small bits ir pare shavings of wood • Adjective, Distant, cold, or detached in a manner • Adjective, suggesting the horror of death and decay • ...

15 Clues: strict advice • assortment of skills. • a member of a senate. • an authoritative pronouncement. • to ease or satisfy; make less severe. • wishing or appearing to wish evil to others. • not seen or visited by many people; sheltered and private. • a person who practices or studies law; an attorney or a counselor. • ...

15 Clues: decorate • committed • out of fashion • slightly insane • easy to miss or not see • the act of keeping watch • appearing evil to others • lacking power or ability • a kind or thoughtful act • unable to be misunderstood • sudden unpredictable change • behave in a patronizing manner • provide physical relief from pain • implied or known without stating aloud • ...

15 Clues: acknowledge defeat • the act of yielding • able to read and write • declared but not proved • a state of peace and quiet • adhering to moral principles • behave in a patronizing manner • impossible to come to understand • a tiny or scarcely detectable amount • lacking refinement or cultivation or taste • indicating favorable circumstances and good luck • ...

15 Clues: an unjust act • The act of yielding • disposition to do good • uplifting enlightenment • lacking power or ability • expressing extreme scorn • following in time or order • in poor or broken-down condition • not sensible, responsible, or wise • provide physical relief, as from pain • wishing or appearing to wish evil to others • marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior • ...

15 Clues: Evil • Powerless • chattels Slaves • Untouched or unused • Almost always silent • Rigid, severe or straight • An early form of a pharmacist • Members of a particular church • A jar-like container to spit into • A house or a place where a person lives • Devotion to religious duties and practices • A preference, or a preferred way of doing something • ...

15 Clues: evil • confused • relieved • stick to it • same meaning • without power • active at night • stupid or silly • existing from birth • always wanting more • not wise or sensible • understanding and friendly • not interesting-in the past • unpleasant topic like death • unable to understand something

15 Clues: (n.) a short stay • (adj) impossible to understand • (n.) great embarrassment and shame • (n) an act of kindness or well meaning • (adj) distant, cold, or detached manner • (n.) a ghost; a figment of the imagination • (v) cut small bits or pare shavings of wood • (adj) suggesting the horror of death and decay • (adj) likely to cause an argument; controversial • ...

15 Clues: (n.) a short stay • (adj) impossible to understand • (n.) great embarrassment and shame • (n) an act of kindness or well meaning • (adj) distant, cold, or detached manner • (n.) a ghost; a figment of the imagination • (v) cut small bits or pare shavings of wood • (adj) suggesting the horror of death and decay • (adj) likely to cause an argument; controversial • ...

30 Clues: ___ Tate • Link ___ • Tim ____ • Judge ____ • Had cooties • Reverend ___ • ___, Alabama • Broke his arm • Scout's teacher • Atticus's sister • Atticus's brother • Verdict of the jury • Calpurnia's eldest son • It's a sin to kill a ____ • Was falsely accused of rape • Was a victim of domestic abuse • Charles Baker Harris's nickname • Author of To Kill a Mockingbird • Finch cook/takes care of the kids • ...

11 Clues: teacher • poor family • lawyer, widower • brother of scout • the finches black cook • friend of scout and jem • narrator and protagonist • poor family with no manners • brother of boo similar to his dad • neighbor and family friend of the finches • powerful symbol of goodness but is percepted as creepy

11 Clues: Who's house burnt down? • Atticus` nickname as a child. • The crazy dog that Atticus shot. • Tom Robinson was accused of ____. • Aunt Alexandra complains that Scout is not ______. • Scout's best friend and fiance that comes up every summer. • It's a sin to kill this certain bird mentioned in the book. • ...

11 Clues: sensitive. • A minor wrongdoing. • In a grim implacable manner. • A small ax with a short handle. • The faculty or power of using one's will. • To strike or blot out; erase; obliterate. • Not showing due respect for another person. • Not reduced or weakened in strength, quality, etc. • cathedra With the authority derived from one's office or position. • ...

11 Clues: Boy who was a model • The brother of Scout • Accused Tom of rapping her • What did Boo hide the gifts in? • The neighbor who baked them cake • What Scout dressed as for the show • The neighbor who no one has ever seen • The person who tried to kill Jim and Scout • The person who is accused of rapping a girl • Tom Robinsons lawyer and the father of Scout • ...

11 Clues: Scout's middle name • narrator of the story • place the Finchs live • father of Jem and Scout • neighbours of the Finchs • Scout's teacher: Miss ________ • first name; author of the novel • narrative perspective in 'To Kill A Mockingbird' • type of presentation in which an event is described in detail • How is a narrator called that can move freely in place and time? • ...

11 Clues: scouts dad • scouts big brother • the main character • setting of the story • the "mom" of the house • the occupation of atticus • the sport jem wanted to play • person the the court case is about • the person who everyone is scared of • where the pennies and gum were hidden in • what atticus was called when he shot the dog

11 Clues: Who shot the dog? • What is Mrs. Dubose addicted to? • Mockingbirds make what for people? • Who brings Jem and Scout to their church? • Atticus is known as the best ___ in Maycomb • What do we find out about Atticus's left eye? • How old is Jem in the beginning of chapter 12? • Who gets upset because white people were brought to her black church? • ...

11 Clues: Used to kill dog • Lawyer, dry, nice • clubhouse high up • Strict,Mean to kids • got stuck in the fence • went there for the trial • Chased after kids and got shot • in the house across the street • 6 years old doesn't like school • came from the other side of fence • works around the house, takes care of kids

11 Clues: "It is a sin to kill a _____" • A rabid animal that Atticus shoots in the neighborhood • A little girl faced with challenges of justice in her home town • The main theme of TKAM, which involves fair treatment of all people • A protective older brother who learns how to grow up throughout the book • ...

15 Clues: The sheriff of Maycomb. • The children's Christmas gift. • Mrs. Dubose was a ___________ addict. • The name of the man Atticus is defending. • The kid's mean neighbor is Mrs. _________. • Scout's cousin that she fights at Christmas. • Jem's punishment for destroying Mrs. Dubose's flowers. • Atticus was known as the "deadliest ______ in Maycomb." • ...

16 Clues: Her mother • Lee's best Friend • Harper Escorted him around town once • family member who became lee's lawyer • what happened to the book in 61, award wise? • who wrote a letter to Oprah Winfrey may72006 • Lee lived in Manhattan for 40 years, address? • who appointed Lee to the "National Council on the Arts" • ...

25 Clues: Action word • modify a noun • and, or, but, so • The Great _____. • Person, place, or thing. • The ____ of the Mohicans. • word substitutes for noun • Hector and Paris were _____. • The Adventures of ____ Finn. • Who was fighting against Troy • What bit Jim in Huckleberry Finn. • What does the red fern represent? • the river Huck and Jim traveled on • ...

15 Clues: The county they live in • The older brother of Scout • Leader of the black church • The housekeeper for the Finches • The judge in Tom Robinson's trial • Black man accused by the Ewells for rape • The mean old lady who doesn't fear death • The boy who plays with the children during • Atticus wishes to teach this to his children • A bird that represents innocence in the story • ...

15 Clues: A slave • A pharmacist • A moral improvement • A large and open roofed porch • Loosely made or held together • To make milder or less severe • Recklessly or thoughtlessly bold • Something that has only one syllable • Dull and without liveliness or spirit • Intellectually or inappropriately curious • Showing or expressing gentleness or kindness • ...

15 Clues: / a short stay • / distant; unfeeling • / to carve or shape • / gruesome, gloomy, or dark • / having or exhibiting hatred • / adhered to closely; clung to • / ghost-like figure; apparition • / made less severe or burdensome • / a feeling of shame or humiliation • / under force of necessity; obligated • / approached in a harsh manner; assaulted • ...

15 Clues: (n.) a short stay • (adj) impossible to understand • (n.) great embarrassment and shame • (n) an act of kindness or well meaning • (adj) distant, cold, or detached manner • (n.) a ghost; a figment of the imagination • (v) cut small bits or pare shavings of wood • (adj) suggesting the horror of death and decay • (adj) likely to cause an argument; controversial • ...

15 Clues: smart. • 12 pers. • roll tide • not guilty. • A case in court. • fancy word for poor. • sea of on the moon • opposite of innocent. • talk down on someone. • Decision maker in court. • mistake in the eyes of god. • determination/ not giving up. • inequality/ failure of the law. • discrimination based on skin color. • a small grouping of building an houses.

15 Clues: made less intense or severe;reliev or eased • walked at a slow, relaxed pace without hurry • unwilling to give or spend; miserly or ungenerous • reserved or uncommunicative in speech;saying little • the quality of being religous or reverent; devoutness • vague,unclear or not well-definied;hazy in form or concept • ...

15 Clues: in a flashy way • extremely foolish • make less intense • conducive to success • lacking good manners, grace • bad tempered, argumentative • a departure from what is normal • accorded a great deal of respect • self assertive in a rude, noisy way • to worry or be anxious about something • incapable of making mistakes or being wrong • having or showing a wish to do evil to others • ...

15 Clues: Noisy, unruly, or defiant. • Wishing evil or harm to others. • Abusive or highly critical language. • Showing disdain, scorn, or disrespect. • Difficult or impossible to understand. • Favorable; indicative of future success. • To ease or calm (e.g., to assuage fear). • Almost always silent; not inclined to talk. • Things that cause annoyance or frustration. • ...

15 Clues: friendly • favorable • seriously • irregular • disapproval • mean or cross • understandable • a violent attack • smaller than ordinary • peacefulness serenity • to be irked or annoyed • always ready to argue or fight • to carry on in spite of difficulties • a release from an obligation or promise • an agreement where each person agrees to give up something

15 Clues: A saying; maxim • Clothes or clothing • Not feeling or showing emotion • Shortened version of hermaphrodite • With hands on hips and elbows turned outward • Movable article of personal property; a slave • Not possessing, untouched by, void, or destitute • Very stiff, formal, or prim in manner or character • Unable or unwilling to act prudently; shortsighted • ...

15 Clues: A saying; maxim • Clothes or clothing • Not feeling or showing emotion • Shortened version of "hermaphrodite" • With hands on hips and elbows turned outward • Movable article of personal property; a slave • Not possessing, untouched by, void, or destitute • Unable or unwilling to act prudently; shortsighted • Very stiff, formal, or prim in manner or character • ...

15 Clues: showing curiosity • in complete agreement • a sudden short attack • in deplorable condition • an assembly or gathering • disapproval;condemnation • spotless, clean and fresh • capable of being distinguished • prove negative; show to be false • diffusing warmth and friendliness • characteristic of an absolute ruler • add details, as to an account or idea • ...

15 Clues: evil • mean • stupid • to annoy • favorable • northerners • to break away • shamelessly bold • a ghost or spook • gruesome; horrible • the roof of one's mouth • all the special skills a person has • preference or preferred way of doing something • an early form of a pharmacist, apothecaries could also prescribe drug • ...

15 Clues: (p 127) quarrel; fight • (p 307) anxious or fearful • (p 68) finding something out • (p 149) sad and lost in thought • (p 106) with energy and passion • (p 172) administered baptism to • (p 270) expressed or stated clearly • (p 46) gentle, kind, mild, or unharmful • (p 196) equally skillful with each hand • (p 28) really unfair or really immoral acts • ...

15 Clues: Father of Mayella • Friend of Scout and Jem • Brother of Scout; Son of Atticus • Man accused of raping Mayella Ewell • Daughter of Atticus; Big for her age • Cooks and cleans for the Finch family • The Judge presiding over the Robinson case • Alleged victim of Tom Robinson; Daughter of Bob • Close-minded old lady who lives in the deep south • ...

15 Clues: The town gossip. • Who was shot 17 times. • Tom Robinsons employer. • Best lawyer in Maycomb county. • Miss ______ is Dill Harris' Aunt. • Jean Louise Finch is her real name. • Has a spoiled grandson named Francis. • The prosecuter of Tom Robinsons Trial. • Who protected Boo Radley when Bob Ewell died. • Scout called this person a "sleepy old shark". • ...

15 Clues: A temporary stay • harmless, not evil • Lacking power or ability • A feeling of pensive sadness • Originating where it is found • Behave in a patronizing manner • conducive to success; favorable • Provide physical relief, as from pain • Wishing or appearing to wish evil to others • A sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory • ...

15 Clues: Atticus' career • Mysterious neighbor • Setting of the story • Narrator of the story • The oldest of the 3 kids • Very dangerous or harmful • Kind & gentle, not harmful • In a careful or cautious manner • Friend that visits in the summer • Curious and always asking questions • Cruel and unreasonable use of power • Calm and peaceful, not easily upset • ...

15 Clues: smart. • 12 pers. • roll tide • not guilty. • A case in court. • fancy word for poor. • sea of on the moon • opposite of innocent. • talk down on someone. • Decision maker in court. • mistake in the eyes of god. • determination/ not giving up. • inequality/ failure of the law. • discrimination based on skin color. • a small grouping of building an houses.

15 Clues: to calm • A temporary stay • To persuade or influence • happily: in a joyous manner • Serious and immediate danger • Smartly or boldly stylish; dashing • Cruel and oppressive government or rule • A person who prepares medicine and drugs • A deep, pensive, and long-lasting sadness • Having supernatural powers of clairvoyance • Bad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative • ...

15 Clues: What is Scout's real name? • What is Boo Radley's real name? • What was Atticus's old nickname? • How did Scout and Jem's mother die? • How many years apart are Scout and Jem? • What was the first item found in the tree knot? • What costume was Scout wearing when the attack occurs • What was the name of the judge who sentenced Tom Robinson? • ...

15 Clues: Rashness; foolishness. • Not genuine, authentic, or true. • Appropriated wrongfully; stolen. • To make clear or plain; clarify. • Relating to a condition at birth. • Being without moisture; extremely dry. • Zealous; strongly emotional; passionate. • Capable of speech; using language easily. • Utterly unyielding in attitude or opinion. • ...

15 Clues: A ____ attempt or action is one that fails to achieve what was intended. • If you _______ at something, you look at it with your eyes partly closed. • if something ________ a sound, it makes it quieter and more difficult to hear. • If you _______ to do something, you do it, often after doing something else first. • ...

15 Clues: Wealthy, rich • A temporary stay • Heartfelt, friendly • An authoritative prohibition • Conducive to success;favourable • Well-meaning and kindly; charitable • Offence; a sense of slight or injury • Property that is bequeathed so it remains in a family • Disease, defect, personality trait existing from birth • Right or priviledge exclusive to an individual or class • ...

15 Clues: N. A ghost • N. A short stay • N. Embarrassment • Adj. Controversial • Adj. Detached/cold • Adj. With bad intent • Adj. Suggesting death • Adj. A spy should be this • V. Approached aggressively • Adj. Impossible to understand • N. An act of kindness or well-meaning • Adj. Exercising power in a cruel manner • N. Your classmates can be considered this • ...

30 Clues: The Finches • Setting of novel • sheriff Heck Tate • Key symbol of novel • Scout's older brother • Finch Father of Scout • Friend of Jem and Scout • Oldest child of Bob Euell • Housekeeper at Finch home • Profession of Scout's father • Scout Narrator within novel • Name for separate facilities • Characteristic of white trash • neighbor Miss Maudie Atkinson • ...

20 Clues: of "1984" - Winston • by Charlotte Brontë - Jane • novel by Aldous Huxley - Brave • novel by Jules Verne - Journey • poem attributed to Homer - Iliad • of "To Kill a Mockingbird" - Scout • known for "The Waste Land" - Eliot • of "The Great Gatsby" - Fitzgerald • play by William Shakespeare - Hamlet • Atwood's dystopian novel - Handmaid's • of "The Chronicles of Narnia" - Lewis • ...

19 Clues: state where the case took place • author of "To Kill a Mockingbird" • what the nine boys were accused of • Award won by To Kill a Mockingbird • Alabama town where Harper Lee was born • character inspired by Harper Lee's father • group of nine black teenagers falsely accuses in 1931 • insect that destroyed cotton crops and worsened poverty • ...

10 Clues: Scout's real name. • How old is Mayella Ewell? • What animal did Atticus shoot? • Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird? • What destroyed Miss Maudie's house? • The name of the Finch family's maid. • The jury found Tom Robinson as _____. • The town To Kill a Mockingbird takes place in. • What can Scout do that Miss Caroline disapproves of? • ...

20 Clues: - Legendary hero of Greek mythology • - Mark Twain's adventurous protagonist • - Boy wizard from J.K. Rowling's series • - Title character of Charlotte Brontë's novel • - Clever hero of Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey" • - Boy who never grows up, created by J.M. Barrie • - Outlaw who robs from the rich to give to the poor • ...

15 Clues: A ____ attempt or action is one that fails to achieve what was intended. • If you _______ at something, you look at it with your eyes partly closed. • if something ________ a sound, it makes it quieter and more difficult to hear. • If you _______ to do something, you do it, often after doing something else first. • ...

15 Clues: gentle; kind • small and weak • a type of cabbage • warm and friendly • lively and vigorous • eat hungrily or quickly • move hurriedly with short quick steps • science that deals with the atmosphere • a distinctive feature or characteristic, • thankful, grateful, to make appreciative • not developed or derived from anything else • not able to be understood; not intelligible • ...

15 Clues: Unplesent • gloomy or dark • tending to fight • Humiliating feeling • Causing aggravation • Distant and unfeeling • irritations or annoyances • following immediatly after • Condition of being confused • an act of escaping or evading • Understanding without speaking • Presenting favorable circumstances • formal written or spoken statement • Formal pronouncement from authority • ...

15 Clues: Unplesent • gloomy or dark • tending to fight • Humiliating feeling • Causing aggravation • Distant and unfeeling • irritations or annoyances • following immediatly after • Condition of being confused • an act of escaping or evading • Understanding without speaking • Presenting favorable circumstances • formal written or spoken statement • Formal pronouncement from authority • ...

15 Clues: to steal something • Noisy and difficult to control • the quality of being eccentric • Completely baffled or very puzzled • conspicuous or attracting attention • be fined with a feeling of love for • Ones ability to speak coherently and fluently • having or showing a wish to do evil to others • relating to the Christian church or its clergy • ...

15 Clues: to annoy • the act of giving out • the state of having no home • the state of being unemployed • in a politely friendly manner • not feeling or showing emotion • in a state of severe disrepair • diffusing warmth and friendliness • a specific type of ghost or evil spirit • a medicine used as a laxative or antacid • twining woody vines or large cluster of flowers • ...

15 Clues: evil • kind • carve • cruel • ghost • speak • shame • approach • existing • argument • temporary • not clear • understood • unpleasant • not friendly

15 Clues: joyfully • comparable • quarrelsome • unnoticeable • unruly; hostile • rude; graceless • difficult; cranky • misgivings; doubts • perfect; faultless • out of style or use • respected; admitted • changes from the norm • impossible to understand • insulting and/or vile language • able to express oneself clearly

15 Clues: Distant, unfeeling • Pleasant; good-natured • Detestable; unpleasant • Gruesome, gloomy, or dark • Spotlessly clean and fresh • Having or exhibiting hatred • Make less severe or burdensome • To heavily indulge; to roll in • Inclined to make trouble; unruly • A special allowance or privilege • A feeling a shame or humiliation • Inclined to perform charitable acts • ...

15 Clues: N. A ghost • N. A short stay • N. Embarrassment • Adj. Controversial • Adj. Detached/cold • Adj. With bad intent • Adj. Suggesting death • Adj. A spy should be this • V. Approached aggressively • Adj. Impossible to understand • N. An act of kindness or well-meaning • Adj. Exercising power in a cruel manner • N. Your classmates can be considered this • ...

15 Clues: "Depression of spirits" • Who is Francis to Scout and Jem? • What was Mrs. Dubose addicted to? • "Marked by baseness or grossness" • What is the name of the Finch's cook? • Who is Atticus defending in the trial? • Which neighbor's house caught on fire? • Who is the telephone operator of Maycomb? • How many children does Tom Robinson have? • ...

15 Clues: disgustingly dirty. • unusual and strange. • curious or inquiring. • look steadily and intently • move forcefully or roughly • extremely stupid or foolish. • walk slowly and with heavy steps. • say something in a low or barely audible voice. • inflicting severe physical or mental suffering. • establish by counting or calculation; calculate. • ...

21 Clues: Church • Recluse • TKAM theme • TKAM setting • TKAM narrator • Mother to Son theme • Hated family in TKAM • A technique in the poem • Symbolism for the stairs • Main character in a story • One of Scout's role models • The innocents in the story • Plenty of this in the poem • A big idea in TKAM, 2 words • Three things in/on the stairs • Two words that describe the poem • ...

28 Clues: Atticus’ son • Jem’s Sister • Atticus’ cook • Chews tobacco • Scout’s teacher • House burnt down • Son of Calpurnia • Sister of Atticus • A morphine addict • Brother of Atticus • Boo Radley’s brother • Never leaves his house • Maycomb’s county sheriff • Owns Maycomb’s town newspaper • Judge for Tom Robinson’s trial • Lawyer and attorney for Maycomb • Town where the story takes place • ...

31 Clues: the narrator • Calpurnia's son • Atticus' sister • Atticus' brother • author of the book • Scout's older brother • the man accused of rape • the narrator's real name • the real name of Boo Radley • the name of Calpurnia's church • an editor of the Maycomb Tribune • the real name of Scout's older brother • the town that this story took place in • the state that this story took place in • ...

23 Clues: Shoots sick dog • Name for madness • People Scout fights • Atticus best in town • Jem not okay to shoot at • Position of Mr. Heck Tate • Johnson Pet of Maycomb • cans Jem okay to shoot at • New animal for target practice • jays Jem okay to shoot at • shot Atticus known for this • Atticus's favorite target as boy • dog Breed of Tim Johnson • ...

22 Clues: Narrator • Atticus' job • Scout's brother • Atticus' client • Boo's real name • Christmas gifts • Author of the book • Finch's family cook • Name of the mad dog • Mrs. Dubose's flowers • Yearly summer visitor • Jem buys this for Scout • It is a sin to kill a... • Jem's Job for Mrs. Dubose • County the story takes place in • Jem loses these at the Radley place • ...

20 Clues: sneaky, done in secret • a noisy quarrel or fight • never wrong, incapable of error • run-down; repulsive, as from neglect • inconspicuous, not readily noticeable • angry due to injustice or mistreatment • ill-natured, easily irritated or annoyed • to scold, to express stern disapproval of • dangerous in effect, inclined to cause harm • ...

21 Clues: the author of the story. • the Reverend's last name • narrator's brother's nickname • narrator of the story's nickname • the narrator's grandpa's full name • boys nickname that came every summer • Finch narrator's dad's full name • the county which the story takes place in • the narrator's aunt's grandson's first name • the state in which the story takes place in • ...

30 Clues: Author • Main character • Atticus' sister • Grade Jem is in • Finches' servant • setting of story • Grade Scout is in • "gossip" neighbor • Surname of Mayella • Calpurnia is _____ • Name of rape victim • Father of Scout/Jem • Atticus' occupation • The grumpy old woman • Finch family is _____ • Man convicted of rape • Name of legendary man • Older brother of scout • One of the main themes • ...

25 Clues: to eat or gnaw into • exciting pity or sympathy • the top or back of the head • marked by baseness or grossness • very happy and excited or elated • the clearness of a person's speech • the quality or power of inspiring belief • of, relating to, or resembling a wild beast • having or expressing little or no sensibility • a feeling of deep-seated resentment or ill will • ...

41 Clues: The town gossip • Jean Loius Finch • County Newspaper • Calpurnia’s church • Atticus’ profession • Charles Baker Harris • What is a hot steam? • Who is Atticus defending? • Publisher of Maycomb Tribune • It is a sin to kill a _______. • The person Jem invites for dinner • The story is in ___ point of view. • Atticus has the best ___ in Maycomb. • The place where Scout goes to school. • ...

25 Clues: bold • revere • pacify • Assault • imitate • slander • Hateful • disprove • belittle • crookedly • cause; produce • to make invalid • to split asunder • Showy;pretentious • Spread throughout • fickle;incalculable • Disrespect; ill fame • brief, terse; compact • Compensation;rewarding • grow gradually smaller • dormant, dull; lethargic • keen, shrewd; having insight • disdainful;sarcastic;cynical • ...

41 Clues: Boo’s real name • Jem’s first name • Jem broke his ___ • Author of the book • Scout’s middle name • Person Scout is engaged to • Scout’s first grade teacher • Simon Finch was an __________ • Dill comes to Maycomb via ____ • Atticus Finch works as a _____ • Tom Robinson is declared _____ • Family of which Walter belongs to • City in which the book takes place • ...

43 Clues: Lee • cook • uncertain • Scout’s fiance? • offense or annoyance • extremely stupid or foolish • not easily upset or excited • an authoritative prohibition. • Boo’s real name? (first name) • Dubose died of what addiction? • unclear, vague, or ill-defined • a person's behavior or manners • innocent and without deception • sincere affection and kindness • Simon’s homestead, Fitch’s ____ • ...

41 Clues: Atticus’s old nickname • nickname of Arthur Radley • nickname of Scout’s brother • first name of Scout’s father • first name of Cunningham Jr. • full name of Maycomb’s sheriff • black cook of the Finch family • nickname of Charles Baker Harris • first name of Tom Robinson’s wife • Scout’s aunt on her father’s side • Scout’s costume in the school play • ...

20 Clues: Evil; harmful • Friendly; sociable • Small; little; tiny • Irregular; peculiar; odd • Promising success; favorable • To make milder or less severe • Offense; annoyance; displeasure • Tending to argument; quarrelsome • Unjustly cruel, harsh, or severe • Without liveliness or spirit; odd • Hazy, vague, indistict, or confused • Inclined to silence; reserved in speech • ...

25 Clues: Acceptance; assent. • Ill natured; quarrelsome. • Straightness; righteousness. • Uncontrollably noisy; unruly. • Natural inclination; learning. • Commit; carry out; bring about. • Noble; honorable; straightforward. • Incapable of error; sure; certain. • Gloomy; resentfully silent, dismal. • Passionately; powerfully; fervently. • To form or move in waves; fluctuate. • ...