Ten major events in To Kill A Mockingbird?

Answer 1

-When Dill arrives in Maycomb and introduces himself to Jem and Scout

-When Jem and Scout find items consisting of gum, a spelling bee medal, a gold broken watch and chain, and wood-carved miniatures of Jem and Scout within the hole of the tree on the corner of the Main Residential street.

-When Jem, Dill and Scout follow Atticus into town to find him guarding the jail and protecting Tom Robinson from the gang trying to kill him. This is a critical moment because the gang would have tried to harm Atticus as well if Scout hadn't have run over and talked to Mr. Cunningham. This action in itself gets the gang to leave.

-The fire that starts at Mrs. Maudie's house and almost spreads down the Main Residential Street.

-When Jem, Scout and Dill sneak into the Radley yard and get shot at. Scout and Dill make it out however Jem gets stuck and gets his pants stuck on the fence. Jem leaves them and runs home. When he comes back they're nicely stitched and hung on the fence this shows Boo Radley's kindness.

-When Mrs. Dubose calls Atticus a "negro lover" when Jem and Scout walk by her home, because of this crude remark Jem goes off to town and buys tree clippers to clip the tops off her flowers in anger.

-When Aunt Alexandra arrives in Maycomb to make Scout more of a lady.

-The trial of Tom Robinson.

-When Tom Robinson "trys to escape" the prison and is killed by being shot 17 times.

-When Jem and Scout are stalked by intoxicated Mr. Ewell and attempted to be killed. Luckily, Boo saves the day and kills Mr. Ewell before he could kill Jem and Scout.

or

• === On the way home from the Halloween pagaent, Scout and Jem were attacked by Bob Ewell, but Boo Radley killed Bob and saved the kids
• === Scout walks Boo home, but never saw him again due to his shyness.===

Answer 2

1. The trial of Tom Robinson - a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman.
2. Boo Radley saving Jem and Scout from Bob Ewell's attack.
3. Atticus Finch defending Tom Robinson in court.
4. Scout starting school and facing discrimination for her father's defense of Tom Robinson.
5. Miss Maudie's house fire and the community rallying to support her.
6. Jem and Scout discovering gifts left for them in the knothole of the tree.
7. Atticus shooting the rabid dog in the street.
8. Jem reading to Mrs. Dubose as part of his punishment.
9. Mayella Ewell's testimony at Tom Robinson's trial.
10. The verdict of the trial and the aftermath in the town.