Across
- 3. fills up the tree with so much stuff of boo's full of cement.
- 4. A black man put on trial based on a racist, white man's word and sadly, got convicted on false charges of rape.
- 8. a wealthy white man who is married to a black woman. he pretends to be the town drunk so people have an explanation for why he has a black wife and black friends, truth is, he isn't an alcoholic, he just prefers being around black people.
- 11. the employer of tom Robinson, isn't racist and claims that tom Robinson hasn't wronged him or caused any trouble ever in his life.
- 12. The sheriff of Maycomb who volunteers as a witness at the Tom Robinson trial. he tampers with evidence at the scene of Bob Ewell's murder to implicate that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife, and that Jem was not to blame.
- 14. the judge presiding over the tom Robinson case. was disappointed in the verdict.
- 19. an old rural house where aunt Alexandra and her husband live.
- 20. Atticus and Uncle Jack's sister, Jem and Scout's aunt, Francis's grandmother. She lives at Finch's Landing, which is associated with a past of cotton-growing and slave-owning.
- 23. a black chef hired for the finches, and is a mother figure for Jem and Scout. Took them to a black church where they fit in nicely.
- 24. the racist prosecution attorney in the tom robinson case. used the juries own racism against them.
- 25. A hot headed lady who gossiped and yelled at people and was not liked by Jem and scout. had a morphine addiction and died to it a month after Jem had stopped reading to her.
Down
- 1. she has always loved her garden, so when her house burned down, she was happy, and she planned to build a new house where she can spend more time in her garden.
- 2. the fictional city the story takes place in. placed in Alabama, and is full of racism.
- 5. Scouts first grade teacher, who tried to limit her progress by not letting her read with Atticus and get ahead of the other first graders.
- 6. Main protagonist, story told from her eyes, six years old at the start of the book.
- 7. A Racist, white male who tries to get Tom Robinson Convicted on false charges.
- 9. a poor farmer, and father of the very poor Cunningham family.
- 10. a town in Mississippi, that dill lives in.
- 13. the publisher of the Maycomb newspaper, and is friends with Atticus.
- 15. a very poor classmate of scouts, despite being 10 years old in first grade
- 16. lives in Mississippi, visits in the summer, seven years old but very small for his age. falls in love with scout and ran from his house once because he felt unloved and unneeded.
- 17. scouts brother, 12 when the book starts, cried after Tom Robinsons trial, and broke his arm defended him and scout.
- 18. A large source of gossip in the town of Maycomb for stabbing his father as a boy and almost never being seen. Turns out he is nice but very shy by the end of the story.
- 21. the father of Jem and scout, an attorney who defended Tom Robinson in his trial and used to be best shot in town.
- 22. the daughter of bob Ewell, falsely accuses Tom Robinson about raping her and gets him convicted.