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- 1. Multiple ChoiceNOT true of Scouta boyhas an attitudethe narrator
- 2. Multiple ChoiceScout mentions that Jem broke his arm but then flashes back to before that.foreshadowingallusionunreliable narratorsetting
- 3. Multiple ChoiceHow does the author use foreshadowing to create interest?lots of details about Scout’s ancestor Simon Finchthe character of DillPresident Roosevelt allusionJem broke his arm but doesn’t say how
- 4. Multiple ChoiceNOT true of the Radleystwo sons, Arthur and Nathanclose friends with their neighborshouse looks run-downfather stabbed with scissors
- 5. Multiple ChoiceNOT true of Dillsmart and imaginativewhite “duck-fluff” hairhasn't seen any moviessmall for his age
- 6. Multiple ChoiceJem's information about Boo comes from . . .first-hand observationMiss Stephanie CrawfordAtticus FinchScout
- 7. Multiple ChoiceBoo is fascinating because of . . .scary rumorsalways outsidefrom MeridianAfrican American
- 8. Multiple ChoiceNOT true of Booghost-liketown mysteries blamed on himin a "gang"real name Nathan
- 9. Multiple ChoiceOn a dare, Jem...touches the Radley housetalks to Dilltakes Scout to schoolasks Atticus about Boo
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThere is an unsullied Code of Alabama in Atticus's office. Unsullied means...unusedoldinexperiencedworn out
- 11. Multiple ChoiceBoo Radley is called a "malevolent phantom." Malevolent means...evilmaleviolentkind
- 12. Multiple ChoiceJem's fears of never being about to play football are assuaged. Assuaged means...calmedwiseinjuredconfirmed
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