To Kill a Mockingbird

2. A reference to the out-side world that the reader should know
5. What is a character that stays the same over time?
9. giving human characteristics to inanimate object or nonhuman things
11. A repetitive pattern
13. A theme that is shown as the children mature especially in Jem
18. Haatpens a the beginning of a story and gives some key background information
19. A literary device that suggest/warns about events that may happen in the future
20. where a character is facing struggles against another character, nature, or society
23. Who judges Calpurnia for bringing white children to the First Purchase?
24. Who has a morphine addiction?
25. What is a literary device that conveys figurative language and shouldn't be taken literary
26. A theme that is shown to symbolize safety and hope
27. The part in a story where there's a dramatic turning point
29. Who folded Jems' pants and put them on the fence?
30. Who ran away from home?
31. Who is the narrator of the story?

1. A repetitive sound at the beginning of words
3. A literary device to compare things using "like" or "as"
4. Who was guarding the jail with a shotgun even though he'severelyly racist?
6. What is a character that evolves over a period of time?
7. A literary technique where the author exaggerates something
8. Who is Boo Radleys' older brother?
10. Who moves in with Jem and Scout?
11. Where is the setting of To Kill a Mockingbird?
12. Who is defending Tom Robinson?
14. The attitude of the author of a certain event or subject
15. Where a character is facing struggles with themself
16. A figure of speech that compares one thing to another unlike thing
17. A recurring theme in To Kill a Mockingbird that shows a preconceived opinion that isn't based on facts
21. A scene that takes place in the past to recount events that happened before
22. Who is accused of rape?
28. The general feeling that the reader feels