TKaM Ch. 15 Flashcard

Front

What does Atticus do that is so strange to the children?

Back

Atticus drives his car into town, which is unusual for him.

Front

Where do Jem, Scout and Dill find Atticus that evening?

Back

They find Atticus reading a newspaper in front of the jail.

Front

What was Atticus doing at the jail?

Back

Atticus was protecting his client, Tom Robinson.

Front

What causes Atticus to lose his sense of control when facing the gang of men?

Back

Scout bursts through the gang to say hello, which disrupts the situation.

Front

What adventure do Jem, Scout and Dill go on?

Back

They sneak out to check on Atticus.

Front

What is the significance of Atticus reading a newspaper in front of the jail?

Back

It shows his commitment to protecting Tom Robinson and standing up for justice.

Front

How does Scout's innocence play a role in the confrontation at the jail?

Back

Scout's innocent greeting diffuses the tension and reminds the men of their humanity.

Front

What does Atticus teach his children about empathy?

Back

Atticus teaches Jem and Scout to understand others by seeing things from their perspective.

Front

Why is Atticus's decision to defend Tom Robinson important?

Back

It highlights his moral integrity and commitment to justice, despite societal pressures.

Front

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

Back

Calpurnia serves as a mother figure and teaches Jem and Scout important life lessons.