FLASHCARD: TKAM Chapters 12-14

Front

Why did the church take a collection for Helen?

Back

Because she is Tom’s wife and is having trouble getting work because of the trial.

Front

Who comes to stay with the Finch family for the summer?

Back

Aunt Alexandra.

Front

Where does Calpurnia take the kids on Sunday?

Back

To her church.

Front

What does Harper Lee seem to feel about the importance of social class in the story?

Back

She views Aunt Alexandra's ideas about social class as another kind of prejudice.

Front

Who was hiding under Scout's bed?

Back

Dill.

Front

What is the significance of Calpurnia's church visit for Scout and Jem?

Back

It exposes them to a different culture and social class, highlighting themes of empathy and understanding.

Front

How does Aunt Alexandra's presence affect Scout and Jem's lives?

Back

She imposes her views on social class and family reputation, creating tension in the household.

Front

What role does Tom Robinson play in the story?

Back

He is a black man accused of raping a white woman, representing racial injustice.

Front

How does the community react to Tom Robinson's trial?

Back

The community is divided, with some supporting Tom and others fueled by prejudice.

Front

What lesson do Scout and Jem learn from their experiences in Chapters 12-14?

Back

They learn about the complexities of human nature, social injustice, and the importance of compassion.