TKaM Chapters 13-17 Comprehension

Front

Why does Aunt Alexandra tell Scout and Jem to act more like a gentleman and lady?

Back

She is proud of the family name because they are a white, Southern family.

Front

Why does Miss Maudie not go to the trial?

Back

She does not want to watch someone fight an unfair fight.

Front

Where do the children have to sit at the trial since they arrive late?

Back

In the Black section.

Front

How does Bob Ewell behave on the stand?

Back

He is rude.

Front

Why does Mayella not being taken to a doctor matter?

Back

It shows the people with her were not that concerned for her health, it shows she was not hurt enough to visit a doctor, and it shows her dad did not actually think she was beat that badly.

Front

What is the significance of family reputation in TKaM?

Back

Family reputation influences characters' behaviors and societal expectations.

Front

How does the trial reflect racial tensions in the community?

Back

The trial highlights the deep-seated racism and injustice present in the society.

Front

What role does Miss Maudie play in the children's understanding of the trial?

Back

Miss Maudie provides wisdom and perspective, helping the children navigate complex social issues.

Front

How does Atticus Finch's character challenge societal norms?

Back

Atticus stands for justice and equality, opposing the racist attitudes of his community.

Front

What does the children's seating arrangement at the trial symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the racial segregation and inequality present in society.