According to Atticus, what is optimistic about Tom's case?

He has a great shot at the appeal.

Nothing about Tom being guilty shows optimism.

At least Mayella looks bad after the trial.

When Scout learns about the Cunningham juror, what does she say she will do as soon as school starts?

Fight him because she still owes him from last school year.

Ask him to help draw out Boo Radley.

Ask him to be her husband, since Dill is only around in the summer.

What is Aunt Alexandra's response to the previous answer?

Aunt Alexandra says Walter is trash.

Aunt Alex thinks it is very lady-like of Scout.

Aunt Alex thinks Walter could learn a lot by being around Atticus more often.

Which of the following is NOT one of the physical signs Jem is growing up?

Jem got a haircut like Atticus's.

Jem is getting taller and leaner.

Jem talks about "background" to explain how the Finches are different from the Cunninghams. How does he define "background"?

Your background is based on if you can read and write.

If you have money, you have a good background.

If you think you came from Egypt, then you have a successful background.

The amount of aunts and uncles you have determines your background.

How many types of "folks" does Scout say there are?

4- Finches, Cunninghams, Ewells, Robinsons.

4- Whites, Blacks, Cajuns, Chinese.

What does Mrs. Merriweather say the cooks and field hands did after the trial?

Asked to be paid more than $1.25/week.

Threw a party in Atticus's honor.

Congregated to form a protest against the verdict vs. Tom Robinson.

In Chapter 24, what news does Atticus bring to Aunt Alexandra, Maudie, and Scout?

Atticus says he isn't worried about Bob Ewell.

He heard Boo Radley was in the courtroom.

How does Scout learn about Helen's reaction to the news of her husband's death?

She was in the car when the visited Helen.

What conclusion does Scout come to about Tom after reading Mr. Underwood's article?

Tom was doomed the minute Mayella screamed.

Mr. Underwood hated Tom, after all.

Atticus left out evidence that could have helped Tom.

Mr. Underwood is going to get fired for what he wrote about Tom.

Why have the neighbors gathered in the Finches' front yard?

They are warning Atticus that Tom Robinson is going to be attacked and should be moved.

They are trying to draw Boo Radley out.

They are planning a BBQ for when Atticus gets Tom free from the case.

They are warning Atticus that his kids are in trouble.

Who is Mr. Underwood?

Owner/Editor of the Maycomb Tribune

Where do the children find Atticus at ten o'clock at night on Sunday?

Outside Tom Robinson's jail cell.

The Jitney Jungle with Miss Stephanie Crawford.

How does Scout manage to end the danger?

She talks to Walter Cunningham Sr. about his son.

She slaps Walter Cunningham Sr. in the face.

She throws herself in front of the entrance to Tom's jail cell.

She doesn't end it, Jem does when he tells Atticus he won't go home.

In the eyes of the community, what is Dolphus Raymond's problem?

He is a white man spending his time with the town's African American community.

He doesn't make enough money to contribute to society.

He spends too much time at the Jitney Jungle.

He drinks Coca Cola from a paper bag.

How does Atticus explain "mobs" to the children?

He says a mob is made up of individuals.

He tells kids they should fear mobs.

He states that mobs are small groups of racists trying to feel better about themselves.

He states Maycomb doesn't handle mobs.

Why does Jem say the "mixed children" are sad?

Mixed children are sad because they aren't accepted by the Black or White communities.

Mixed children are sad because don't think Tom Robinson will be innocent.

Mixed children are sad because they don't like Dolphus Raymond.

Mixed children are sad because they don't know whether to root for Tom Robinson or Mayella Ewell.

What is the first point Atticus tries to make in court?

Nobody ran for a doctor to tend to Mayella Ewell.

Tom Robinson can't be guilty because his timeline doesn't match Bob's.

Mayella isn't a reliable witness.

The jury is made up of all white men, so it cannot be fair to Tom.

What is the key factor about Mayella's injuries?

The injuries are on her right-side of her face.

She was fit to stand trial, so she wasn't injured enough to sue Tom.

Mayella's face wasn't injured anymore, so nobody could prove Tom's guilt.

Link Deas yells that Tom was too good of a person to commit a crime.

Why does Atticus ask Mr. Ewell to write his name?

To see which hand Bob writes with.

He doesn't think Bob is literate.

Atticus wants to see if his name matches Mayella's mom's name.

To show that Bob is too injured to write anything because his hand hurts from hitting Mayella.

What makes Mayella think Atticus is mocking her?

Atticus calls her "Miss Mayella" and "Ma'am".

Since Atticus put her on the stand, Mayella thinks Atticus is calling her a liar about the events.

Atticus keeps looking out the window while Mayella answers the questions.

Atticus is speaking to the judge, who seems half-asleep.

What is Atticus trying to get Mayella to admit?

If she had friends, they could have protected her.

How she saved up the nickels to send the kids away.

How many chiffarobes were in the house at the time of the event.

Why is Jem "inconsistent and moody"?

Jem is now twelve years old, going through puberty.

He got in a fight with Calpurnia.

What is Lula's issue with Calpurnia?

Lula didn't appreciate Calpurnia bringing Jem and Scout to their church.

Lula knew Calpurnia didn't bring enough money to give for collection.

Lula doesn't like Atticus Finch.

Lula had a chance to work for the Finch family, but Calpurnia got the job instead.

What is Zeebo's relationship to Calpurnia?

Zeebo isn't related to Calpurnia at all.

How is Reverend Sykes' attitude toward Jem and Scout different from Lula's?

Reverend Sykes said Atticus is the best friend the church has.

Reverend Sykes also gave Jem and Scout the cold shoulder.

Reverend Sykes tells them they are only allowed to show up the one time, no more afterwards.

The first thing Reverend Sykes does is ask if they brought money for collection.

Why does Alexandra think Atticus should fire Calpurnia?

Aunt Alexandra thinks she can be more useful than Calpurnia now that she's there.

Aunt Alexandra thinks Calpurnia failed in teaching Scout to be a lady.

Aunt Alexandra is demonstrating racism towards Calpurnia.

Aunt Alexandra doesn't like Calpurnia's cooking.

Why did Dill run away from home?

He felt nobody ever had any time for him.

He still wanted a chance to see Boo Radley.

What is Atticus' reaction to Dill being there?

Atticus isn't mad, but wants to tell his Aunt Rachael.

Atticus immediately goes to the phone and calls Dill's mom.

Atticus never found out about Dill. The kids snuck him back out.

Atticus threatens to take him to the police station for the night.

What question does Scout ask about Boo Radley at the end of chapter 14?

"Why do you reckon Boo Radley's never run off?"

"Do you think Boo Radley peeps in the window at night, like they say?"

"What if Boo Radley isn't as mean as they say he is?"

"Do you want to go spy on Boo?"

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