1 / 7 | A classic of modern American literature, the book won the Nobel Prize just a year after its publication, considered one of the most prestigious awards for literary achievement. What was the prize?

2 / 7 | This character as a lawyer in the book has served as a moral hero to many readers and a model of integrity for lawyers. Name the character.

3 / 7 | To which genre does this novel belong, given that it focuses on the psychological and moral development of the protagonist from childhood to adulthood, commonly known as ‘adulthood’?

4/7 | This book was made into a movie in 1962, which won three Academy Awards. Who won the Best Actor award for playing the lead role (answer to question 2)?

5/7 | This character is the best friend of the Finch children in the Dill Harris novel. He is believed to be based on a childhood friend of Harper Lee, who was herself a novelist and playwright. Who was he?

6/7 | What is the metaphor behind the title of the novel?

Answer: ‘To kill a mockingbird’ is about killing a person who is innocent and harmless.

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7/7 | In this image, the sign that says Watchman refers to Harper Lee’s only other book that was published years later. What is the name of the book that the sign refers to?