1. Jem Finch
   Atticus Finch
2. Jean Louise Finch
   Mr. Radley

Nicknamed "Scout," the 6-year-old serves as the narrator, reflecting on tumultuous times in Macomb, Alabama in the early 1930s.

1. Atticus Finch
   Boo Radley
2. Dill Harris
   Judge Tate

Author Harper Lee had Capote as a neighbor while he was growing up. They became friends and their friendship lasted into adulthood.

1. A watch
   A crayon
2. Some marbles
   A feather

These are items Jem collects after he finds them in the knothole of a tree.

1. With chicken eggs
   With hickory nuts
2. With rhubarb
   With fertilizer

Scout asks Atticus questions about how poor the Cunninghams are. She wants to know if her own family is poor. Atticus tells her "We are indeed."

1. Mr. Ewell
   Judge Taylor
2. Mr. Radley
   Tom Robinson

Many rumors about violence fly around about the Radley family. The children try to stay away from the Radley house.

1. The exotic places he has been
   Why he isn't very tall for his age
2. Why he doesn't have a mother
   What his father does for a living

He first tells the Finch children he doesn't have a father, but then the story evolves into various jobs his father has. Dill stays with his aunt in Macomb during the summers.

1. The nasty old female neighbor
   The Finch's maid
2. The woman who accuses Tom Robinson
   Scout's mother

Calpurnia helps with running the household, since Mrs. Finch is deceased. The children respect and heed her.

1. He is a talented painter.
   He is an excellent pool player.
2. He can beat anyone in poker.
   He is a crack-shot with a gun.

Atticus shoots a rabid dog in one shot in front of the children. They are amazed.

1. He leaves them on a river bank after swimming.
   He loses them in a bet with Scout.
2. He hangs them on a clothesline and they disappear.
   They are caught on a fence.

The children are running away from the Radley house in a panic. Jem says when he later went back later to get the pants, they were folded across the fence.

1. Scout is wearing a dress.
   Jem has toothpaste on his face at breakfast.
2. Calpurnia makes some pancakes with faces on them.
   Dill arrives with his shirt on inside out.

Scout is a tomboy who looks uncomfortable wearing a dress. Even Atticus finds it amusing.

1. A slingshot
   A dog
2. A gun
   A treehouse

Jem gets frustrated when he hears Walter Cunningham has a gun. Atticus is against violence.

1. "It's a sin to kill God' creatures."
   "Birds don't know any better."
2. "They don't bother anyone; they only make music."
   "Mockingbirds are rare and have special eggs."

This foreshadows one of the later themes about wrongful persecution. Sheriff Tate mentions it in the final scene.

1. Two plates
   A doggy bag
2. Three glasses of milk
   Syrup on his roast

The Cunninghams are poor so he indulges in something sweet. Scout gets a scolding from Calpurnia and Atticus.

1. Calpurnia
   Sheriff Tate
2. Bob Ewell
   Mr. Radley

Bob Ewell's daughter, Mayella, is the victim in the case. Ewell hurls derogatory comments at Finch for defending a black man.

1. "Revenge"
   "Prejudice"
2. "Compromise"
   "Violence"

Atticus tells Scout what a "compromise means," and if she goes to school, they will continue to read together at night.

1. Katherine Hepburn
   Patty Duke
2. Angela Lansbury
   Lee Remick

Patty Duke won for her role in "The Miracle Worker." Until Tatum O'Neal won for "Paper Moon" in 1973 at age 9, Badham (age 10) had been the youngest nominee for that award.

1. A switchknife
   A popsicle stick
2. A book of matches
   A medal

Jem shares what he has collected with Scout and tells her not tell anyone. They don't know who has been putting things in there.

1. Atticus Finch
   Mr. Ewell
2. Mr. Cunningham
   Jem

Her innocence and inquiries guilt Cunningham into abandoning the jail as he directs the others to leave. The men are angry and believe Robinson is guilty.

1. "I'm not going to miss the most exciting thing to happen in this town."
   "Atticus won't even notice us with everyone packed in there."
2. "I want to witness Atticus becoming a hero."
   "It's about time Atticus earned the town's respect. I want to be there for that."

Reverend Sykes escorts Jem, Scout, and Dill to the balcony by . The courthouse is packed.

1. Tom Robinson
   Bob Ewell
2. Mayella Ewell
   Sheriff Tate

Tate describes what he found when he investigated Mayella's claim. He describes the condition she was in.

1. To get her a cool glass of lemonade
   To chop up a chiffarobe
2. To cut some firewood
   To repair the roof

A chiffarobe is a large piece of furniture in which to store clothes.

1. April
   August
2. March
   May

A year had passed before the trial started. Dill was there (he returns in the summers) and the children were not in school.

1. He stopped by the Ewell's every day.
   He felt sorry for Mayella Ewell.
2. He wiped the dirt off Mayella's dress.
   He blushed in front of Mayella.

There is a long pause in the courtroom when Robinson states this. The prosecutor repeats Robinson's words.

1. There was a witness.
   Robinson is right-handed.
2. Mayella changes her story.
   Bob Ewell is discredited.

Atticus shows that Tom has no use of his right hand. Mayella's injuries are consistent wit that of a left-handed person.

1. She did it to herself.
   Boo Radley
2. Mr. Cunningham
   Bob Ewell

Bob Ewell is left-handed, and when he's drunk, he's known to beat his children. His prejudice against Robinson feeds his accusations.

1. Finch asks Ewell to write his name.
   Finch asks Ewell to catch a book.
2. Finch asks Ewell to toss him a pen.
   Finch just asks him on the stand.

Ewell seem agitated but complies. He is unaware of where that detail might be going.

1. They applaud him when he enters the courtroom.
   They nod their heads in unison when he enters the courtroom.
2. They stand when he leaves the courtroom.
   They bow when he leaves the courtroom.

Reverend Sykes tells Scout, "Jean Louise, stand up. Your father's passing." The children were watching the case from the balcony with Tom Robinson supporters.

1. He runs and is shot by police.
   He hangs himself.
2. Bob Ewell strangled him.
   A lynch mob murdered him.

Sheriff Tate tells this to Atticus the night the trial ended. Robinson was being transferred for his safety.

1. "Some people are born to do unpleasant tasks for us. Your father is one of them."
   "Sometimes the goodness of the world gets swallowed up, but it's never gone forever."
2. "It takes a very brave person to stand up for the truth. It doesn't always mean he wins."
   "A jury doesn't always get it right. Your father will appeal the verdict."

The children are depressed Atticus lost the case. They don't understand how an innocent man could be found guilty.

1. An ear of corn
   A ham
2. A turkey leg
   A carrot

The fall pageant features agricultural products. She wears her costume home.

1. Finch tells Ewell the trial is over and he needs to go home.
   Ewell pulls a knife on Finch and threatens him and his children.
2. Ewell spits in Finch's face.
   Finch shakes his head at him and pats him on the shoulder.

Finch wipes off the spit and quietly gets into his car with Jem in the passenger seat.

1. It "changed our lives forever."
   It "made us view the world through very different and grown-up lenses."
2. It "made us realize who Atticus really was."
   It began "our longest journey together."

Their meeting with Boo Radley and understanding an act of kindness and bravery is still possible in a sometimes unfair and cruel world.

1. A broken leg
   A broken arm
2. A gash in his thigh
   A sprained ankle

Jem is also knocked unconscious. Boo Radley carried him home.

1. "It must've been one of Tom Robinson's family who did it."
   "A third person was there but we don't know who it was."
2. "Jem stabbed Ewell in self defense. It's a clear cut case."
   "Bob Ewell fell on his knife."

Tate says it would be a sin to bring Boo Radley into the town's limelight. He did the town a service. Scout says, "It would be like shooting a mockingbird."

1. Dustin Hoffman
   William Shatner
2. Martin Sheen
   Robert Duvall

Before the film, Duvall had a notable career on stage. He became more well-known on screen after his performance as Tom Hagen in "The Godfather" movies in the '70s.