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Atticus thinks Bob Ewell’s threat against him is legitimate.

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2

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

5

How do Jem and Scout feel about the prejudice that exsists in Maycomb?

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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

5

Why do Aunt Alexandra, Miss Maudie, and Scout act as if nothing has happened after Atticus interrupted the tea?

2

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

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Mr. Underwood's editorial compared Tom's

A justice

B slaughter of songbirds

C tipical behavior

D all of the above

5

What do you think Bob Ewell’s comments are foreshadowing after Tom’s death?

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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

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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

To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 23-27

To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 23-27

Atticus thinks Bob Ewell’s threat against him is legitimate.

What does Atticus think about Tom’s future?

How do Jem and Scout feel about the prejudice that exsists in Maycomb?

What news does Atticus come home to deliver during the tea?

Why do Aunt Alexandra, Miss Maudie, and Scout act as if nothing has happened after Atticus interrupted the tea?

How does the roly-poly bug in chapter 25 relate to the theme of this novel?

Mr. Underwood's editorial compared Tom's

What do you think Bob Ewell’s comments are foreshadowing after Tom’s death?

What happens at Judge Taylor’s house?

Why is Scout dressed as a ham?

Atticus thinks Bob Ewell’s threat against him is legitimate.

What does Atticus think about Tom’s future?

How do Jem and Scout feel about the prejudice that exsists in Maycomb?

What news does Atticus come home to deliver during the tea?

Why do Aunt Alexandra, Miss Maudie, and Scout act as if nothing has happened after Atticus interrupted the tea?

How does the roly-poly bug in chapter 25 relate to the theme of this novel?

Mr. Underwood's editorial compared Tom's

What do you think Bob Ewell’s comments are foreshadowing after Tom’s death?

What happens at Judge Taylor’s house?

Why is Scout dressed as a ham?