Clothing. "The bed was covered with our Sunday ------"

Methodist Episcopal. The first purchase ----- Church was in the Quarters outside the southern town limits.

With anger. "The roses on her hat trembled -------"

Fence built to block a neighbor's view. "She had erected the only ---- in the history of the Quarters."

Elementary level textbook. "Did you teach him out of a ------"

Inspiring fear or respect. "From any angle, Aunt Alexandra's figure was ------."

People who join church for material benefit. " [Calpurnia made delicacies] required to sustain the Society through long reports on -----."

A literary or artistic assistant. "She joined and became Secretary of the Maycomb ----- club."

The passing on of physical or mental characteristics genetically. "I never understood [Alexandra's] preoccupation with ------"

Ranking of hereditary classes in society. "There was indeed a ---- ---- in Maycomb."

Tolerate a need for pleasure. "[Calpurnia's] never ---- them the way most colored nurses do.

Unchanging, resisting movement. "I stepped on something warm, ---- and rather smooth."

always correct. "He traveled until his ----- sense of direction told him he was in Alabama."

Change the location of a trial. "-------," said Mr. Tate. "Not much point in that, now is it?"

To give reluctantly. "I don't think anyone will ---- a client with time this hard."

Given great respect because of age. "The Maycomb jail was the most ---- and hideous of the county's buildings."

Unobtrusive; tasteful. The hardware store was near enough, at the same time -----.

Lacking good manners. "Atticus's mouth, even, was half-open, an attitude he had once described as -----"

Not showing emotion. I looked around and up at Mr. Cunningham, whose face was equally ----.