TKAM 21-22

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What does Miss Maudie make in chapter 22 of TKAM?

Back

Two small cakes and one large one.

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What does Miss Stephanie tell the kids about Bob Ewell in chapter 22?

Back

He threatened Atticus and spit in his face.

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What news does Calpurnia interrupt court with?

Back

The children are missing.

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What do the black citizens do when Atticus leaves the courtroom?

Back

They stand up.

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What does Atticus find in his kitchen the morning after the trial?

Back

A bountiful supply of food.

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What is the significance of Miss Maudie's cakes in the context of the story?

Back

They symbolize community support and kindness.

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How does Bob Ewell's behavior reflect the themes of racism and injustice in TKAM?

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His threats and actions demonstrate the deep-seated racism and hostility present in the community.

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What role does Calpurnia play in the children's lives in TKAM?

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She serves as a caretaker and moral guide, bridging the gap between the black and white communities.

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What does the act of standing up by the black citizens signify in the courtroom scene?

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It signifies respect for Atticus and solidarity in the face of injustice.

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How does the community's response to the trial reflect the social dynamics in TKAM?

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It highlights the divisions between races and the varying levels of support for Atticus's defense.