To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 16 Quiz

What does Jem say about the trial’s importance?

What do the townspeople believe is inside Dolphus Raymond’s bottle?

What is special about the courthouse’s architecture?

What unusual drink does Dolphus Raymond carry in a paper sack?

Who stays with the Finch children the morning of the trial?

Where does Scout wake up at the beginning of the chapter?

How does Scout describe the atmosphere inside the courtroom?

Who leads the children up to the balcony?

Who does Scout describe as “a red little rooster”?

Who is sitting with the Black community in the balcony?

Who is Judge Taylor?

Who is the prosecutor in the trial?

How did Scout’s words affect Mr. Cunningham during the mob scene?

What event is about to begin at the start of Chapter 16?

Why does Aunt Alexandra disapprove of the children attending the trial?

What does Scout realize about the trial’s significance?

How does the crowd behave outside the courthouse?

Who sits on the square eating lunch before the trial?

How does Miss Maudie feel about attending the trial?

Where does Miss Maudie choose to spend her day during the trial?

Who does Dolphus Raymond associate with in Maycomb?

What does Atticus say about mobs?

What theme is highlighted by the crowd’s behavior toward the trial?

What does Atticus tell the children about the crowd at the jail the night before?

What do the children learn about Dolphus Raymond’s family?

What happens to the old courthouse clock tower?

Where do Scout, Jem, and Dill plan to sit at the courthouse?

Who defends Tom Robinson in the trial?

How does Judge Taylor behave in court?

Who had broken up the mob at the jail?