Across
- 3. The brother of the narrator who tries to protect her from Bob Ewell. Starts the story at 10 and ends at 13 when he broke his arm. Legal name is Jeremy Atticus.
- 9. A motif where Scout learns life lessons and how to read and write.
- 10. The narrator of the novel who was 6 when it started and 8 when it ended. She's known as an unreliable narrator. Legal name is Jean Louise.
- 13. A black man on trial for taking advantage of a white girl. Can't use his left hand, so he should be innocent. Was found guilty and was killed in prison. Is a mockingbird
- 14. A motif that covers racism, sexism, and how Boo is treated.
- 16. A woman who believes that young girls should only wears dresses and gets really upset when her niece wears overalls. Wants to fire Cal because she's a black woman in a white household.
- 17. A neighbor of the Finches who is a recovering morphine addict. She yelled at the kids causing Jem to destroy her flowers. Is used to show Jem what real courage is.
- 18. The name of the town where the story takes place. There are a lot of racists here.
- 19. The neighbor of the Finches who lives with his aunt Rachel. Obsessed with Boo Radley. Legal name is Charles Baker.
Down
- 1. The sheriff of the town who knew Boo killed Bob but doesn't want to drag his name through the mud anymore than it already is.
- 2. A lawyer who is asked to defend Tom Robinson. Known as One Shot Finch.
- 3. The man who told Atticus to defend Tom and he presided over the trial. Read out the jury's verdict of guilty.
- 4. A neighbor of the Finches who works out in her garden, refuses to go to Tom's trial, isn't racist like the town, and bakes cakes for the kids.
- 5. It is a sin to kill one of these because they do nothing by sing for the community. There are two of these introduced in the novel: Boo and Tom.
- 6. A motif where you have to be very girly and Aunt Alexandria doesn't like when a girl wears men's clothes.
- 7. The Finches cook who is an African American woman. She taught the kids how to read and teaches Scout about manners. She takes them to her church.
- 8. An alcoholic who beats his daughter for kissing a black man. Threatens Atticus and spits in his face. Tries to kill Jem and Scout on Halloween.
- 11. A motif used to show the passing of time and how the kids start to mature and understand the world around them.
- 12. Legal name is Arthur. There are rumors about him killing people, killing and eating raw animals like cats/squirrels. He saves Jem and Scout from Bob Ewell. Is a mockingbird.
- 15. A young white woman who accuses a black man of taking advantage of her. Lies on the stand. Was beaten by her father.