Mid Term 2021 Flashcards

(72 cards)

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What word means you are able to speak clearly and effectively?

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Articulate

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What word means industriously; in a hard working manner?

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Diligent

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It means a reckless prank.

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Escapade

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It means violently disturbed, chaotic, stormy.

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Turbulent

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It means kind and charitable.

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Benevolent

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It means driven away.

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Dispelled

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It means firm, immovable in position or opinion.

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Adament

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It means sad or gloomy.

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Melancholy

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It means to calm.

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Assauge

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What does Frivolous mean?

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Silly, not serious.

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What are class distinctions based on birth, wealth, etc… called?

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Caste System

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What does Indignant mean?

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Angry

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What does Illicit mean?

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Illegal

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If something is passé, what is it?

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Old fashioned

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A condition of sudden paralysis or a stroke is known as what?

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Apoplectic

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What is the father of 2 young children and an attorney charged with defending an innocent man?

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Atticus

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What was Arthur Radley’s nickname?

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Boo

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Who was disillusioned by the results of the trial and his little sister doesn’t quite understand?

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Jem

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Who is the Finch family housekeeper and friend of the family and also helped raise the children after their mother died?

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Calpurnia

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Who takes over for his father in keeping Arthur in the house after his father dies?

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Nathan

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Charles Baker Harris; visits his aunt every summer in Maycomb.

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Dill

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This is a model character and moral leader in the novel who treats his children like adults and teaches them valuable life lessons?

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Atticus

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Who is the town sheriff and first witness at the trial?

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Heck Tate

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Who is the young girl who is not quite mature enough to understand the full weight of what is happening during the trial?

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Scout

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This is the only character that is familiar to the narrator during the mob scene outside of the jail.
Walter Cunningham
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This is the wife of the defendant who is having trouble finding work and taking care of kids while the town is discriminating against my innocent man.
Helen Robinson
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Who is the founder of the Finch family plantation?
Simon Finch
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Who pretends to be a drunk but is not really drinking alcohol out of the paper bag?
Dolphus Raymond
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Who is the young girl and possible victim herself and falsely accuses a man of rape.
Mayella
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Who is the local drunk and town white trash that beats his daughter?
Bob Ewell
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Who is the aunt to 2 young Finch children?
Alexandra
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Who is the narrator of the novel?
Scout
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Where does To Kill a Mockingbird take place?
Maycomb, Alabama
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How old was Scout and Jem when the novel begins?
Scout - 6 | Jem - 10
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What was Atticus called as a young man because of his skill in shooting, as evidenced from the mad dog incident?
One-shot Finch
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When do the kids know it’s time to worry?
When Atticus worries
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When does Scout’s story take place?
The Great Depression
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What does Scout see for the first time in her life? The day before Miss Maudie’s house fire.
Snow
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What is the Finch family plantation called?
Finch’s Landing
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How old is Atticus that makes the kids think he is feeble?
50
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How many times was Tom Robinson shot?
17
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Who was the author of this book?
Harper Lee
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Why is scout so much more advanced than other students in her class?
She can read and write
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What was the strange noise Scout heard when she landed in the Radley yard?
Laughing
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What was Scout wrapped in mysteriously during the house fire that took Miss Maudie’s house?
Blanket
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According to Atticus, where are all men created equal?
In court
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What did Nathan Radley fill the knot hole with?
Cement
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What does Mayella Ewell grow to show she is different from the rest of her family?
Flowers/geraniums
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what was the town threatened by and Atticus shows his shooting skills?
Mad rabid dog
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Who saves the children’s lives when they are attacked by Bob Ewell?
Boo Radley
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What items did Scout and Jem find in the tree on the Radley yard?
- gum - Indian head pennies - spelling bee medal - twine - watch on chain - soap dolls
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How did the children try to contact or see Boo Radley?
- Radley game - note on fishing pole - sneak in Radley yard - attempted note in the tree
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Why was Jem so disturbed after returning home after fetching his pants from the Radley fence?
Injustice (explain!)
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What about the conversation at the tea party and class discussion on Hitler that confuses Scout? What is revealed about these townspeople?
Hypocracy (Explain!)
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What are the real names of Jem and Scout?
Jem - Jeremy | Scout - Jean Louise
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What do the people in the colored section do as Atticus is leaving the courtroom? Why?
They stand out of respect
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Why does Jem urge Scout to leave the roly poly bug alone?
It hasn’t done anything to her.
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What is scout’s costume in the school pageant?
Ham/pork
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Why does Dill cry while Tom Robinson is testifying during his trial?
-The way Mr. Gilmer talked to Tom was belittling
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Why was Tom Robinson killed? Details!!!
Attempted escape. Explain!
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What are the 3 odd incidents that occurred after the trial that involved Bob Ewell?
- stalking Helen - Attempted break in of judges - threaten Atticus
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What is the one thing that Boo Radley says during the novel?
Will you take me home
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What 2 pieces of evidence does Atticus focus on while Heck Tate is on the stand?
- location of Mayella’s bruises | - No doctor
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What is Atticus’ life lesson for Scout?
Walk a mile in someone’s shoes before judging
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Why doesn’t Walter Cunningham take the quarter from the teacher for lunch?
Won’t take anything they can’t pay back
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What is physically significant about Tom Robinson?
No function of his left arm (explain!)
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Be able to explain why Dolphus Raymond is misunderstood by most characters. Furthermore, be able to explain how/why he misleads the people of Maycomb.
Use your notes and studyguide
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Be able to explain how Mrs. Dubois is an example of courage at the end of part one.
Use your notes and study guide!
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After the 1st day of school, Scout hates the new teacher. Atticus teaches Scout a life lesson. Be able to discuss the lesson and how it can be applied to everyone.
See notes and study guide!
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Be able to analyze the significance of the title of To Kill A Mockingbird, It’s reference in the novel, and which 2 characters are symbolic and why.
See your notes and study guide!
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Be able to defend why readers have called Atticus Finch one of the greatest characters in American Fiction. Use details from the novel as well as your own conclusions.
See notes and study guide
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Be able to apply a common theme to your own interpretation from “Inherit the Wind” and “To Kill a Mockingbird.” How are the themes demonstrated in each work? Use specific examples and what lessons can readers learn from these works?
Use your notes and study guide!