To Kill A Mockingbird

2. Type of bird, symbolic in the story.
4. What Mayella claims she was doing when Tom Robinson came by.
5. The reason Atticus is chosen to defend Tom Robinson (because of his __).
6. Scout's older brother.
7. How Boo Radley communicates with the children without speaking directly?
13. Jem's most prized possession destroyed by Mrs. Dubose's camellia bush.
14. The Finch family's cook.
16. Scout and Jem are attacked by Bob Ewell on their way home from this event.
18. What happens to Tom Robinson as he tries to escape from prison.
19. The neighbor's house catches ___.
20. Finch family lawyer father.
22. Why did Atticus shoot the dog?
24. Item that proves Tom couldn't have committed the crime (his hand).
25. A man accused of a crime he didn't commit.
27. The Finch children's summer friend, Dill's real name, Charles ___.
29. Author of To Kill a Mockingbird.
30. Racial _______ is a central theme of the novel.
33. Who is killed when Bob Ewell attacked Jem and Scout.
34. Scout's real first name.
36. What Boo Radley carves out of soap.
38. Town in which the novel is set.

1. This character is an avid gardener and a morphine addict.
3. What was Atticus's nickname?
8. The young girl who narrates the story.
9. A treehole item.
10. The trial verdict: Tom Robinson is found ___.
11. A Finch family member, killed by cotton gin.
12. Boo Radley's compassionate gesture towards Scout at the fire.
13. Event involving Boo Radley early in the book: he supposedly __ ___.
15. Scout's reaction to seeing snow for the first time.
17. What Scout and Jem get for Christmas that leads to a pivotal scene.
18. Scout finally understands this about Boo Radley at the end of the novel.
21. The injury Jem sustains during Bob Ewell's attack.
23. Mayella's father.
26. Last name of the sheriff, Heck.
28. Last name of the mysterious neighbor, Boo.
31. He spits in Atticus's face.
32. Scout teaches this person how to write, showing her growth and maturity.
35. Character who fires a gun to signal the children during Halloween night.
37. The gift Jem and Scout find that is particularly meaningful (a symbol of literacy).