To kill a mockingbird

6. – The jury’s unfair verdict against Tom Robinson.
10. – The big event in the book where Tom Robinson is unfairly accused.
11. – Where Tom Robinson’s trial takes place.
13. – The mean and racist father who accuses Tom Robinson of hurting his daughter.
14. – A lawyer and the father of Scout and Jem. He defends Tom Robinson in court.
17. – Scout and Jem’s friend who visits Maycomb every summer.
19. – Bob Ewell’s daughter. She lies about what happened with Tom Robinson.
20. – Atticus’s strict sister who moves in with them and wants Scout to be more ladylike.
21. – A big theme in the book. Many characters judge others unfairly.
22. – The small town in Alabama where the story takes place.

1. – Scout’s older brother. He matures throughout the book.
2. – The main character and narrator. She’s a young girl who learns a lot about life.
3. – A trait shown by some of the book’s more sneaky or dishonest characters.
4. – A mysterious man who never comes outside. People spread rumors about him.
5. – The county where Maycomb is located.
7. – Boo Radley’s family, who mostly stay inside their house.
8. – The Finch family’s cook and housekeeper. She is like a mother figure to Scout and Jem.
9. – A symbol of innocence and kindness.
12. – A kind neighbor who supports Atticus and teaches Scout important lessons.
15. – Boo Radley’s house. It’s creepy, and kids are scared of it.
16. Depression – The time period when the story takes place. Everyone is struggling with money.
18. – A Black man falsely accused of raping Mayella Ewell.