Because Scout does not understand why Jem has started eating so much and wants her to leave him alone, she asks Atticus if Jem has got this.

Dill writes to Scout to tell her he has to stay in Meridian for the summer because he and his new father are building this.

When Calpurnia stays overnight at the Finch's, she sleeps on a cot in what room?

The Sunday morning that Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout to church with her, she polishes Scout's shoes with this item until she could "[see] her face in them" (156).

What did white men use the First Purchase African M.E. Church for on weekdays?

In the cemetery of First Purchase, newer graves were outlined with brightly colored glass and what other item?

What item in the First Purchase cemetery "stood at the heads of infant graves"? (157).

When Lula approaches Calpurnia and the children at church, Calpurnia tells Scout "not to fret," but Scout notices this item "trembl[ing]" on Calpurnia's hat (158).

This item which bore an image of the Garden of Gethsemane sits in each seat in the First Purchase Church.

The congregation of the church drops its offering for Helen Robinson into this.

What is the first thing Aunt Alexandra says to Scout when she walks in the door?

What color Buick does Aunt Alexandra own?

When Aunt Alexandra tells Scout she has come to stay with them in order for Scout to have a feminine influence, Scout thinks that she will never be interested in boys or this.

The moment Scout asks Aunt Alexandra this question about Uncle Jimmy, Scout realizes that it is not a "tactful question" (170).

Scout thinks maybe Aunt Alexandra is irritable on Sundays because of this.

When Atticus arrives home, Scout and Jem run to meet him, and Scout asks Atticus if he has brought her this item.

If Sinkfield had not acted in his own best interest, Maycomb would have been located in the middle of this.

What was Maycomb's "primary reason" for existence which allowed it to avoid the "grubbiness" that most towns in Alabama the same size possessed? (174).

As Atticus speaks to Jem and Scout about acting like "the little lady and gentleman that [they] are," Scout picks up and fiddles with this item from Jem's dresser (177).

To lighten the mood after his talk with Jem and Scout, Atticus tells the kids that he is getting more and more like this person.

Why is Scout not upset at the fight between her and Jem?

While claiming to have been imprisoned in a basement, Dill claims that he was kept alive by eating this vegetable that a farmer left for him.

After Dill's "escape" from the basement, he claims to have performed the job of washing this animal while traveling with an animal show.

How much money does Dill claim to have stolen from his mother's purse for the train ride back to Maycomb?

Scout contradicts Dill's claim in regard to where babies come from to tell him that Aunt Alexandra says that "God drops [them]" here (191).

Who likes to sit by himself/herself in church?

Which activity is prohibited in Maycomb on Sunday?

Scout and Dill decide to play this activity while Aunt Alexandra is napping and Jem is reading magazines.

Besides enjoying a nice walk, Atticus has this one other "peculiarit[y]" (198).

After the mob clears away from the jail, Dill offers to carry this item for Atticus on the way back to the house.