THIS person had a useless left arm

The rabid dog represents THIS

THIS is blamed for the disturbance at the Radley's when Jem got his pants caught in the fence

While on the witness stand, Mayella does THIS, which makes her story harder to believe

THIS is the final lesson that Scout learns from her father

THIS person was fired for being lazy

THIS literary element involves placing two different things or people in the same paragraph to force the reader to compare them

Scout talks to THIS man to disband a lynch mob

Mayella has bruises on THIS side of her face, which Atticus uses to his advantage

THIS person lives in Finch's Landing and moved in with Atticus to help him with the children

THIS person is the sheriff of Maycomb county

According to Atticus, it is a sin to kill a mockingbird for THIS reason

Miss Maudie loses THIS all the way back in chapter 8

After the trial THIS person tries to console Jem by encouraging him to look on the bright side

THIS is why the Heck Tate said that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife

THIS is the name of the person who owns the newspaper

Saying Miss Caroline looked and smelled LIKE a peppermint drop is an example of THIS literary element

Miss Caroline reprimands Scout for being able to do THIS before she even began school

THESE two people were harassed by Bob Ewell, along with Atticus

THIS is the main reason that Boo Radley saved the children from Bob Ewell

THIS person kicked their addiction to morphine before dying

Mr. Dolphus reveals to the children that he is drinking coca-cola, which reveals THIS about the people of Maycomb

Boo Radley was first described as THIS

According to Jem, THIS man's children are "unfortunate" because they are of mixed heritage

When the jury came back into the courtroom, Scout was looking for THIS