TKAM Chapters 18-24 Quiz

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1.

What does Mayella think of Atticus?
- A.
  
  She respects him.
- B.
  
  She does not like him or understand him.
- C.
  
  She is in love with him.
- D.
  
  She wants to be just like him.
Correct Answer
B. She does not like him or understand him.

Explanation
Mayella's thoughts about Atticus can be inferred from the given answer choice. It states that she does not like him or understand him. This suggests that Mayella has negative feelings towards Atticus and lacks understanding of his character or perspective. The answer implies that there is a certain level of animosity or disagreement between Mayella and Atticus.

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2.

How does Mayella respond when Atticus asks her if she loves her father?
- A.
  
  She asks him what he means.
- B.
  
  She says no.
- C.
  
  She immediately says yes.
- D.
  
  She says sometimes.
Correct Answer
A. She asks him what he means.

Explanation
Mayella's response of asking Atticus what he means when he asks if she loves her father suggests that she may not have a clear understanding of love or may have a complicated relationship with her father. This response indicates that Mayella is unsure about her feelings towards her father and wants clarification on what Atticus means by "love".

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3.

Why does Atticus think Tom Robinson could not have beaten Mayella as she says he did?
- A.
  
  He had an alibi.
- B.
  
  She was beaten by someone right-handed and Tom's right hand is crippled.
- C.
  
  She was beaten by someone left-handed and Tom's left hand is crippled.
- D.
  
  She was obviously attacked by an animal, not a human.
Correct Answer
C. She was beaten by someone left-handed and Tom's left hand is crippled.

Explanation
Atticus believes that Tom Robinson could not have beaten Mayella as she claims because Tom's left hand is crippled, making it physically impossible for him to have inflicted the injuries with his left hand. This suggests that someone who is left-handed must have been responsible for the assault. Atticus presents this argument to challenge Mayella's testimony and to prove that Tom is innocent of the crime he is accused of.

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4.

What big mistake does Tom Robinson make during his testimony?
- A.
  
  He said he helped her because he felt sorry for her.
- B.
  
  He said he helped her because he loved her.
- C.
  
  He admitted to beating and raping her.
- D.
  
  He said he saw her father beat her.
Correct Answer
A. He said he helped her because he felt sorry for her.

Explanation
Tom Robinson makes the big mistake of saying that he helped the girl because he felt sorry for her. This statement implies that he had some kind of emotional attachment to her and could have potentially been motivated by something other than pure kindness or innocence. This admission could be used against him in the trial, as it may suggest that he had a personal relationship with the girl and therefore could have had a motive to harm her.

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5.

How do the children learn that Mr. Dolphus Raymond is not what they think he is?
- A.
  
  Dill sees him buy a coke instead of whiskey.
- B.
  
  Dill sees him put a coke in a paper sack instead of whiskey.
- C.
  
  He tells DIll he doesn't like whiskey.
- D.
  
  Dill takes a drink from his bottle and discovers that it is just cola, not whiskey.
Correct Answer
D. Dill takes a drink from his bottle and discovers that it is just cola, not whiskey.

Explanation
Dill takes a drink from Mr. Dolphus Raymond's bottle and realizes that it is actually cola, not whiskey. This suggests that Mr. Dolphus Raymond is not what the children think he is, as they believed he was a heavy drinker of whiskey. Dill's discovery challenges their preconceived notions about Mr. Dolphus Raymond's behavior and reveals that he is intentionally presenting a false image to the community.

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6.

When and how does Atticus learn the children were in the courtroom?
- A.
  
  When Reverend Sykes tells him the children didn't come to church.
- B.
  
  When Miss Maudie tells him the children didn't visit her.
- C.
  
  When Calpurnia tells him the children were missing.
- D.
  
  When Miss Caroline tells him the children didn't show up to school.
Correct Answer
C. When Calpurnia tells him the children were missing.

Explanation
Atticus learns that the children were in the courtroom when Calpurnia informs him that they were missing. This suggests that Calpurnia was aware of the children's whereabouts and noticed their absence, leading her to inform Atticus.

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7.

What is Jem's reaction to the jury's verdict?
- A.
  
  He cries because he is angry and doesn't understand how the jury could do that.
- B.
  
  He cries because he is sad and doesn't want Tom to be away from his family.
- C.
  
  He cries because he is happy that justice was served.
- D.
  
  He cries because he is proud that the jury made the right decision.
Correct Answer
A. He cries because he is angry and doesn't understand how the jury could do that.

Explanation
Jem's reaction to the jury's verdict is that he cries because he is angry and doesn't understand how the jury could do that. This suggests that Jem expected a different outcome and is upset and confused by the decision. His tears indicate his emotional response to the injustice he perceives in the jury's verdict.

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8.

What does Atticus do when Robert Ewell spits in his face and threatens to kill him?
- A.
  
  He spits right back in his face.
- B.
  
  He punches him in the face.
- C.
  
  He laughs at him and walks away.
- D.
  
  He wipes his face and says he's too old to fight.
Correct Answer
D. He wipes his face and says he's too old to fight.

Explanation
When Robert Ewell spits in Atticus's face and threatens to kill him, Atticus chooses not to engage in physical violence. Instead, he calmly wipes his face, indicating that he is not affected by Ewell's actions. By saying that he is too old to fight, Atticus demonstrates his maturity and wisdom, refusing to stoop to Ewell's level. This response showcases Atticus's restraint and ability to handle difficult situations with dignity and composure.

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9.

Why do the Negro people in the balcony all stand to honor Atticus as he is walking out of the courtroom door?
- A.
  
  They are proud that Atticus won the case.
- B.
  
  They are proud that Atticus did his best.
- C.
  
  They are happy that Atticus lost the case.
- D.
  
  They are happy that Tom is going to be set free.
Correct Answer
B. They are proud that Atticus did his best.

Explanation
The Negro people in the balcony stand to honor Atticus as he is walking out of the courtroom door because they are proud that Atticus did his best. This suggests that Atticus, despite knowing the challenges and prejudices he faced, fought for justice and gave his all in defending Tom. The Negro people recognize and appreciate his efforts, which is why they show their pride and respect by standing as he leaves the courtroom.

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10.

What will Tom's sentence be if Atticus loses the trial?
- A.
  
  Life in prison without parole
- B.
  
  Death
- C.
  
  7 years of hard labor
- D.
  
  Mental institution for the criminally insane
Correct Answer
B. Death

Explanation
If Atticus loses the trial, Tom's sentence will be death. This means that he will be sentenced to be executed.

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Tkam Chapters 18-24 Quiz

What does Mayella think of Atticus?

How does Mayella respond when Atticus asks her if she loves her father?

Why does Atticus think Tom Robinson could not have beaten Mayella as she says he did?

What big mistake does Tom Robinson make during his testimony?

How do the children learn that Mr. Dolphus Raymond is not what they think he is?

When and how does Atticus learn the children were in the courtroom?

What is Jem's reaction to the jury's verdict?

What does Atticus do when Robert Ewell spits in his face and threatens to kill him?

Why do the Negro people in the balcony all stand to honor Atticus as he is walking out of the courtroom door?

What will Tom's sentence be if Atticus loses the trial?