Across
- 1. — Information used to prove something in court.
- 3. — Not guilty of a crime or offense.
- 7. — Formal examination of evidence in a legal case.
- 8. — Continued effort despite difficulties.
- 10. — Strength to face fear or difficulty.
- 12. — Atticus Finch’s profession.
- 13. — The act of freeing someone from slavery or control.
- 16. — Someone who pretends to have morals they don’t actually follow.
- 21. — Lack of equality or fairness.
- 22. — Fair treatment according to the law.
- 23. — Inner sense of right and wrong.
- 27. — Building where a family lives.
- 28. — Someone who lives near you.
- 29. Words
- 31. Words
Down
- 2. — To officially declare someone free from blame.
- 4. — The young narrator of the story.
- 5. — Unfair treatment based on differences like race or gender.
- 6. — Scout’s older brother.
- 8. — Unfair opinion formed without knowing all the facts.
- 9. — Place where children learn.
- 11. — The U.S. state where the story is set.
- 14. — The act of putting an end to something forcibly.
- 15. — The enforced separation of groups based on race.
- 17. — Place where the trial happens.
- 18. — Using fear to control or influence others.
- 19. — Season when much of the story takes place.
- 20. — To give evidence as a witness.
- 24. — Feeling of understanding or compassion for others.
- 25. Words
- 26. — The final decision in a court case.
- 29. — The title bird symbolizing innocence in the novel.
- 30. — The Finch family’s father and lawyer.