Monkingbird

2. A vocabulary word meaning having or showing a wish to do evil to others.___
5. Bob Ewell's lonely and abused daughter.____
7. Atticus famously teaches the kids it is a _____ to kill a mockingbird.
10. The recurring symbolic representation of innocence.____
12. The small, fictional Alabama town where the story takes place.___
13. EWELL: The ignorant, abusive man who accuses Tom and attacks the children.___
14. The summertime visitor from Meridian.____
15. TATE: The sheriff of Maycomb County.____
17. The last name of the family living in the spooky house two doors north.___
19. The jury's devastating verdict for Tom.____
21. The Finch family patriarch and defense attorney.___
23. The mysterious, reclusive neighbor (his real name is Arthur).___
24. The horrible American era/time period in which the book is set____

1. Scout’s older brother.____
3. The item of clothing Jem loses when fleeing the Radley property___
4. The number of times Tom Robinson was shot while trying to escape___
6. TRIBUNE: The name of the town’s newspaper.____
8. A popular vocabulary word from the trial, meaning excessive confidence or boldness.____
9. The prized white flowers belonging to Mrs. Dubose that Jem destroys.___
11. The spot in the oak tree where the children find gifts.____
16. The Finch family cook and caretaker.____
18. HAND: The side of Tom Robinson's body that was useless.___
20. ROBINSON: The innocent man falsely accused of rape.____
22. The narrator and protagonist of the novel.____