I need to choose 10 objects or items that are symbolic of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, and explain how they are symbolic and why they relate to...

Ten objects that are symbolic in the novel are as follows:

1. Wrigley's Double-Mint Gum, which Scout finds in the knot-hole of the tree. It symbolizes Boo's care for Jem and Scout. 


2. Two scrubbed and polished Indian Head pennies, which Scout also finds in the tree. These are gifts from Boo Radley.


3. Gray twine, which Scout and Jem also found in the knot-hole. These are symbols of Boo's generosity.


4. Two figures carved out of soap, a boy and a girl. These are also symbolic of Boo's generosity and his attempt to communicate with Scout and Jem.


5. A small bird like a mockingbird, which is a symbol of innocence, as it all it does is sing and doesn't harm anyone.


6. Air rifles: These are gifts from Uncle Jack that Atticus is not very fond of because they symbolize needless violence.


7. Add-a pearl necklace: This is what Aunt Alexandra gave to Scout, and it symbolizes the feminine way in which Aunt Alexandra wants Scout to behave.


8. Camellia flower: These are the flowers that Jem destroys in Mrs. Dubose's lawn and a symbol of her persnickety care for her belongings.


9. Marbles: These are what the children are playing in Tom's yard when Atticus arrives to tell Tom's wife that he is dead, and they are a sign of childlike innocence.


10. Peppermint drop: This is what Miss Caroline, the school teacher, looks like because she is so peppy and neat.