TKAM: 1-10 CHARCTERS/NAMES/PLACES

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Across
  1. 1. Scout and Jem's lawyer father, known for his moral courage and surprising marksmanship skill.
  2. 5. The tired, poor, old town in Alabama where the story takes place during the Great Depression.
  3. 7. STEAM A childhood superstition believed by Jem, describing restless spirits who cannot get to heaven. 8
  4. 8. Small carvings found in the tree hole, shaped like the figures of a boy and a girl.
  5. 9. Miss Crawford, a neighbor known throughout Maycomb for being the primary source of local gossip.
  6. 10. Miss Fisher, Scout's unprepared first-grade teacher who clashes with her on the very first day. 6
  7. 11. Jean Louise Finch, the story's young narrator who lives with her father and brother in Maycomb.
  8. 14. Scout's older brother, who accepts the dare to touch the mysterious Radley house. 7
  9. 15. The Finches' strict but loving Black cook who provides motherly guidance and discipline. 1
  10. 16. Charles Baker Harris, the inquisitive boy from Meridian who spends summers with his Aunt Rachel.
  11. 17. The Christmas gifts received by Jem and Scout, which link new power to Atticus's moral lesson.
  12. 18. A member of the poor Ewell family; a dirty, defiant boy who attends only one day of school per year.
Down
  1. 2. The rabid, mad dog that Atticus is forced to shoot with a single, precise shot. 3
  2. 3. A Cunningham boy invited home for lunch; poor but honorable, he refused to take Miss Caroline's money.
  3. 4. A small gap in an oak tree where Boo Radley leaves gifts for the Finch children. 6
  4. 6. A harmless creature; Atticus says it is a sin to kill one, symbolizing innocence. 3
  5. 7. Mr. Tate, the sheriff of Maycomb County, who insists Atticus take the necessary shot at the mad dog.
  6. 12. Aunt Alexandra's rude grandson who insults Atticus during the Christmas visit at Finch’s Landing.
  7. 13. Miss Atkinson, a kind neighbor who loves gardening and provides Scout with crucial insight into Boo.
  8. 19. The surname of the reclusive family, whose mysterious, overgrown house fascinates the children.