To Kill a Mockingbird Vocab
Across
- 3. Atticus remained calm and showed no emotion during tense moments
- 6. Atticus tries to calm Scout down and stop her anger before it grows
- 9. Walter did not believe he deserved special treatment even when offered lunch money
- 11. Atticus shows a strong preference for reading rather than other activities
- 12. Uncle Jimmy does not talk much but when he does his words matter showing he is very quiet
- 13. Miss Caroline spoke in a way that felt like she was talking down to Scout
- 14. Scout felt deep embarrassment when her teacher corrected her in front of the class
- 15. Calpurnia corrected Scout quietly so she would not embarrass her
- 16. After the first day of school Scout’s attitude changed in the days that followed
Down
- 1. Scout felt calmer after learning more about her family history and her worries were finally eased
- 2. The Radley house is old neglected and falling apart
- 4. Scout struggles to adjust to the daily schedule of school
- 5. Miss Caroline expects students to write exactly what she says during class
- 7. It was clear from Scout’s tone that she was upset about school
- 8. The children describe Boo Radley as having a harmful and frightening presence based on rumors
- 10. The Finch land could not be sold because a family rule kept it passed down through generations