FLASHCARD: TKAM Chapters 12-14

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What is the significance of hymn books in Cal's church?

Back

Cal's church does not have hymn books, which surprises Scout. This highlights the differences in cultural practices between the black community and the Finch family's experiences.

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Why does the church take a collection for Helen?

Back

The church collects money for Helen because she is Tom’s wife and is having trouble getting work due to the trial.

Front

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

Back

Aunt Alexandra comes to stay with the Finch family for the summer.

Front

What does Dill say about his parents?

Back

Dill says that his mother and new father aren't mean to him; they just don't need him around.

Front

What does Aunt Alexandra want Atticus to do regarding Calpurnia?

Back

Aunt Alexandra wants Atticus to get rid of Calpurnia.

Front

What does the lack of collection plates in Cal's church indicate?

Back

The absence of collection plates indicates the economic struggles of the black community and their reliance on community support.

Front

How does Scout feel about Calpurnia's church?

Back

Scout is initially surprised and confused by the differences in Calpurnia's church compared to her own experiences.

Front

What role does Aunt Alexandra play in the Finch household?

Back

Aunt Alexandra plays a traditional role, emphasizing family heritage and social status, and often clashes with Atticus's more liberal views.

Front

What is the relationship between Tom Robinson and Helen?

Back

Tom Robinson is Helen's husband, and his trial significantly impacts her life and well-being.

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How does the community support Helen during Tom's trial?

Back

The community supports Helen by taking collections to help her financially during the difficult time of Tom's trial.