Across
- 5. Over the course of the novel, Scout becomes more and more ____________ as she learns about the world around her.
- 6. Boo Radley hides gifts for Scout and Jem in a hole in a ...
- 7. Boo Radley carves a miniature figure of Jem and Scout out of this.
- 8. The reason people think the Radleys are strange is because they are never seen __________ this house.
- 9. In the trial, Tom Robinson is found ...
- 10. Many people in the town are cruel to the Finch family because Atticus is defending a ___________ man.
- 12. The narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird is this character.
- 14. This character is a friend of Scout and Jem’s who visits during the summer.
- 17. Early on in the novel, Scout tells readers she is _________ when she starts school because she can already read.
- 19. This is the name of the state where the story takes place.
- 21. Miss Caroline was the name of Scout’s first grade…
- 22. Bob Ewell attempts to kill Scout and Jem on the night of this holiday.
- 25. When he tries to run away from the Radley’s household, Jem’s pants get caught on their…
- 26. This character is the one to tell Helen Robinson that her husband has been killed.
- 27. Before the trial, Atticus and his family are confronted by an angry _________ outside of the jail.
- 28. The author of To Kill a Mockingbird. (two words)
- 30. This character is put on trial and assigned Atticus as his lawyer. (two words)
- 32. Atticus surprises his children when he _____________ a rabid dog.
- 33. Tom Robinson ends up getting shot when he tries to _____________ prison.
- 34. Tom Robinson’s inability to get a fair trial is caused by…
- 40. The narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird’s father is this character.
- 41. This character is the one who accuses Tom Robinson of rape. (two words)
- 42. Jem and Scout are surprised by Calpurnia when she brings them to her...
- 44. Nathan Radley fills the knothole in his tree with this to make it so Boo couldn’t communicate with the children.
- 45. When Scout is attacked by Bob Ewell, she is wearing a _________ costume that ends up saving her.
- 46. The narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird’s older brother is this character.
- 47. Atticus suggests that Mayella was actually attacked by her ...
Down
- 1. To Kill a Mockingbird takes place back when ______________ was still occuring in the south.
- 2. This is Atticus’s job.
- 3. This character comes to live with the Finch family to try to help teach Scout how to be a lady. (two words)
- 4. After Tom Robinson’s death, many in the community seem to not really…
- 7. After the trial, Bob Ewell confronts Atticus and _________ on him.
- 11. Atticus tells his children that it is a sin to _______ a mockingbird, but they can shoot as many bluejays as they want.
- 13. This is Calpurnia’s job for the Finch family.
- 15. Dill runs away from his home because he feels neglected by his…
- 16. Early on in the novel, Scout tells the readers that her mother is…
- 18. Tom Robinson’s punishment after being convicted of rape is the __________ penalty.
- 20. It is widely believed that Bob Ewell was probably __________ when he attacked his daughter.
- 23. Miss Maudie’s role in the novel is that she is the Finch family’s…
- 24. When they first find him dead, Atticus believes this character killed Bob Ewell.
- 25. Miss Maudie’s house catches on ___________ and burns down.
- 29. This is the weapon that was involved in Bob Ewell’s death.
- 31. This character ends up saving Atticus’s children’s lives. (two words)
- 35. This is the name of the town where the story takes place.
- 36. This is the crime Tom Robinson is put on trial for.
- 37. During the scene where Miss Maudie’s house catches on fire, Boo Radley wraps up Scout in one of these without her noticing.
- 38. After ruining her flowers, Atticus’s punishment for Jem is that he forces him to __________ to Mrs. Dubose.
- 39. When Boo Radley finds Jem’s ripped pants, he takes the time to ________ them for him.
- 43. When the guilty verdict is announced, Jem’s reaction is that he…
- 45. Atticus claims Tom Robinson couldn’t be guilty because he does not have the ability to use his left ...