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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 23-27
By Laura Cripe
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How do Jem and Scout feel about the prejudice that exsists in Maycomb?
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Why do Aunt Alexandra, Miss Maudie, and Scout act as if nothing has happened after Atticus interrupted the tea?
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What do you think Bob Ewell’s comments are foreshadowing after Tom’s death?
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Atticus thinks Bob Ewell’s threat against him is legitimate.
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What does Atticus think about Tom’s future?
A Nothing will happen until the higher court reviews his case
B Tom has a good chance at a new trial
C A white man's word against a black man's word always wins in Alabama
D All of the above
What news does Atticus come home to deliver during the tea?
A Tom was killed trying to escape
B Tom was given a date for appeal
C Tom's wife died
D Mr. Ewell is coming after him
How does the roly-poly bug in chapter 25 relate to the theme of this novel?
A It isn't right to hurt things that never hurt anyone
B Tom Robinson, the roly-poly bug, Boo Radley are all represented through the symbol of mockingbirds
C It adds to the novel's discusion of good and evil
D All of the above
Mr. Underwood's editorial compared Tom's
A justice
B slaughter of songbirds
C tipical behavior
D all of the above
What happens at Judge Taylor’s house?
A There was scratching at the door and Judge Taylor waited with a shotgun
B Judge Taylor and his wife divorced because of the trial
C Judge Taylor was found dead in his home
D Judge Taylor retired after the trial
Why is Scout dressed as a ham?
A It was a 4H project
B She had a job in town at a deli
C It was for a play at school
D Jem, Dill and Scout were playing Arbys