Reading Test : Chapters 9-10-11

A cozy scene from a small southern town, featuring children reading under a tree, with hints of a courthouse in the background reminiscent of early 20th-century America, embodying themes of innocence and justice.

Scout's Journey: Chapters 9-11 Quiz

Test your knowledge of Atticus Finch's lessons and the moral dilemmas faced in Chapters 9 to 11 of this classic novel. Dive deep into the themes and characters that shape our understanding of justice and empathy.

Explore key moments from the story
Challenge your comprehension of character motivations
Engage with thought-provoking questions

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReadingHawk27

In Chapter 9, what does Scout ask Atticus?

If she can visit people in jail

If she has to go back to school

If he really defends black people

If she can attend a trial with him

What does Uncle Jack say about Tom Robinson?

That he is guilty like all black men

That he is innocent and will be set free

That he is innocent but doomed

That the case is complicated and it’s hard to tell if Tom is guilty or not

Why does Atticus say that it is a sin to kill a mockingbird?

They are messengers of the angels

They are beautiful and gentle

They only bring joy to the world through their singing

They are protected by law

What does Jem have to do as punishment for ruining Mrs Dubose’s flowers?

Read to Mrs. Dubose every afternoon for hours

Help Miss Maudie with her garden

Help feed and bathe Mrs. Dubose

Write Mrs. Dubose a letter of apology

What is the 2nd punishment Mrs. Dubose gives the children?

Massaging her feet

Reading to her for 2 hours

Ironing her sheets

Cooking her meals

Reading Test : Chapters 9-10-11

Scout's Journey: Chapters 9-11 Quiz

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