Exam Review - Fall 2024

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Why does Atticus accept Tom’s case?

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Atticus is court-appointed and believes in upholding his duty.

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What is the importance of avoiding second-person pronouns in formal writing?

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Second-person pronouns can make writing feel informal and personal, which is often inappropriate in academic or formal contexts.

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What was Mayella’s account of the incident with Tom Robinson?

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Tom entered her house to help with a chore, then attacked and took advantage of her.

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What happens as Atticus walks down the center aisle after the jury’s verdict?

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The black community stands up in respect for Atticus.

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Who is the only character that knows the whole truth about what happens in the novel?

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Nick.

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What does Atticus teach Scout about fairness and courage?

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Atticus emphasizes the importance of standing up for what is right, even when faced with adversity.

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What role does the jury play in the trial of Tom Robinson?

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The jury is responsible for determining Tom Robinson's guilt or innocence based on the evidence presented.

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How does the community react to Atticus's defense of Tom Robinson?

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The community is divided, with some supporting Atticus and others opposing him due to racial prejudices.

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What is the significance of the black community standing for Atticus?

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It symbolizes their respect and gratitude for his efforts to seek justice for Tom Robinson.

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What does the character of Nick represent in the novel?

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Nick serves as the narrator and represents the moral compass of the story, providing insight into the events and characters.