Your final To Kill a Mockingbird unit exam will be ready in a snap. Just delete any questions that you don’t want to use. Whether you focus on point of view, irony, historical context, symbolism, irony, characterization, theme development, craft, structure, or… this resource has you covered.
To Kill a Mockingbird Unit Exam overview:
- 4 test banks (see below)
- PDF and DOCX formats
- DOCX can be edited in Microsoft Word or Google Docs
- Includes answer keys
- Single-column and two-column formats
To Kill a Mockingbird Unit Exam contents:
- Comprehension Questions (70)
- Language Arts Standards (53)
- Short Response (28)
- Extended Response (17)
- Analyze Theme Development
- Analyze Connected Themes
- Scout’s Point of View
- Point of View in To Kill a Mockingbird
- Points of View and Irony
- The Mockingbird: A Famous Symbol
- Lee’s Other Symbols
- Analyze Symbolism in Poetry
- Analyze Symbolism in Narrative
- Write Narrative Using Symbolism
- Outline One Plot
- The Complex Structure of To Kill a Mockingbird
- Connecting Plots into a Structure
- Fact and Fiction
- Historical Context and To Kill a Mockingbird
- Lee’s Style: Word Choice
- Argument: Should Mockingbird Fly Away?
Note: To Kill a Mockingbird Unit Exam is included in the TeachNovels unit.
