As the school year wears on, the knot-hole in the tree becomes a source of treasures and mystery for Scout. This To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 4 Quiz is about the arrival of Dill and the start of the “Boo Radley” game.
To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 4 Quiz Questions
- What does Scout find in the knothole of the Radley tree the first time?
- What does Scout find in the knothole the second time?
- What does Jem make Scout do before chewing the gum she found?
- Where is the Radley tree with the knothole located?
- What month does Chapter 4 begin in?
- How does Scout describe the days when she finds the gum and pennies?
- Who do Scout and Jem believe might be leaving the gifts in the knothole?
- What game do the children invent in Chapter 4?
- What do the children do in the Boo Radley game?
- Who plays Boo Radley in the children’s game?
- What does Atticus ask the children about their new game?
- How do the children respond when Atticus questions them about the game?
- What does Scout begin to hear when she rolls into the Radley yard in a tire?
- Who pushes Scout too hard in the tire?
- Where does Scout end up after Jem pushes her?
- How does Scout feel after landing in the Radley yard?
- What does Jem do after Scout rolls into the Radley yard?
- What is Scout’s reaction to playing the Boo Radley game?
- What does Dill suggest adding to the Boo Radley game?
- Who becomes suspicious of the children’s new pastime?
- Why does Jem tell Scout not to mention the tire incident to Atticus?
- What does the Boo Radley game symbolize in this chapter?
- What does Scout notice about the laughter inside the Radley house?
- What does Dill’s presence encourage the children to do?
- How does Jem show leadership among the children?
- What theme is introduced more clearly in Chapter 4?
- Why does Scout feel uneasy about continuing the Boo Radley game?
- What lesson does Atticus subtly teach through his questioning of the children?
- What emotion dominates Chapter 4 as the children play?
- What tone best describes the mood of Chapter 4?