Character Motivations and Community Reactions

In this chapter, Jim is deeply affected by Tom Robinson's conviction, expressing his anger and confusion. Atticus remains composed, offering hope for an appeal. The community shows their appreciation for Atticus's efforts by gifting food. Miss Maudie provides wisdom, highlighting Atticus's role in the community. Dill shares his future plans, reflecting on the absurdity of adult behavior.

Why was Jim upset as they walked through the crowd?

• He was tired.

• He lost his favorite toy.

• He felt the situation was unjust.

• He was hungry.

How did Atticus appear while waiting under the streetlight?

• Excited and happy

• Disheveled and angry

• Calm and composed

• Nervous and anxious

What did Aunt Alexandra express to Atticus?

• Her anger

• Her concern and support

• Her indifference

• Her disappointment

What did Jim question about the jury's decision?

• Why they were so lenient

• How they could be so fair

• How they could convict Tom Robinson

• Why they took so long

What reassurance did Atticus give Jim?

• There will be an appeal

• There will be a retrial

• The jury will change their minds

• Tom Robinson will be released

How did the community show appreciation for Atticus?

• By gifting him food

• By sending him letters

• By organizing a parade

• By giving him money

What was Miss Rachel's reaction to the previous night's events?

• She was worried

• She was supportive

• She was angry

• She was indifferent

What did Dill plan to do to cope with the world's injustices?

• Become a lawyer

• Become a clown

• Become a teacher

• Become a judge

What did Miss Maudie explain to Jim about Atticus's role?

• He was born to do unpleasant jobs

• He volunteered for the role

• He was just doing his job

• He was forced into the role

Why did Judge Taylor appoint Atticus to defend Tom Robinson?

• He had a specific reason

• He had no other choice

• He was pressured by the community

• He wanted to give Atticus experience