Chapter 21 Audiobook Quiz

Who interrupts the courtroom, why, and what is the result?

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  Robert E. Ewell; Mayella has run away; everyone leaves the courtroom.

• Calpurnia; the children cannot be found; Judge Taylor has spotted them in the balcony.

• Aunt Alexandra; the children cannot be found; Judge Taylor has spotted them in the balcony.

• Miss Maudie; the children cannot be found; Judge Taylor has spotted them in the balcony.

What does the word relenting mean?

• Giving in or giving up.

• To push harder.

• To question more.

• Becoming angry.

This character is indignant toward Jem and Scout hiding themselves in the crowd and attending the Tom Robinson trial.

This character is relenting toward Jem and Scout hiding themselves in the crowd and attending the Tom Robinson trial.

This character is embarrassed and feels defeated toward Jem and Scout hiding themselves in the crowd and attending the Tom Robinson trial, especially because Atticus is allowing them to return.

Match Jem and Reverend Sykes to their description.

Groups:

(a) Confident Tom Robinson will be acquitted

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(b) Nervous Robinson will not be acquitted.

• Jem

• Reverend Sykes

How long does the jury deliberate (deliberate means discuss the guilt or innocence of the defendant to come to a decision that every juror agrees on- guilty or not guilty) in the the Tom Robinson Trial?

• Seconds

• Minutes

• Hours

• Days

When describing the mood of the courtroom, Scout takes the time to compare this moment to a summer night when she got the chills, as if it were winter. What is the mood of the courtroom before the jury returns?

• Out of control and chaotic.

• Loud and fearful.

• Joyous and uplifting.

• Quiet and serious.

Scout claims that a jury will never ____ at a defendant they have convicted.

Scout's observations foreshadow the verdict of the Tom Robinson Trial. What this means is that she has given up obvious hints and clues that allow us to accurately predict the jury's decision. What will that decision be?

• Guilty.

• Not guilty.

• Retrial.

• Hung (undecided) jury.