Ch. 7-8
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10 questions
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Jem was very quiet and moody after retrieving his pants from the Radley place. What did Jem finally reveal to Scout about that night?
Jem was very quiet and moody after retrieving his pants from the Radley place. What did Jem finally reveal to Scout about that night?
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Name at least three of the items Jem and Scout found in the knot-hole in the tree in chapter 7.
Name at least three of the items Jem and Scout found in the knot-hole in the tree in chapter 7.
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What did Jem and Scout do to thank the person who is leaving all these items in the tree?
What did Jem and Scout do to thank the person who is leaving all these items in the tree?
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When Jem went to deliver his "thanks", what did he discover about the knot-hole in the tree?
When Jem went to deliver his "thanks", what did he discover about the knot-hole in the tree?
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Who do you predict was leaving the items for the children? Why?
Who do you predict was leaving the items for the children? Why?
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The weather turns bitterly cold at the beginning of Ch. 8. On what does Mr. Avery blame this weather?
The weather turns bitterly cold at the beginning of Ch. 8. On what does Mr. Avery blame this weather?
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Who do the children model their snowman after?
Who do the children model their snowman after?
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Why did Atticus awaken Jem and Scout from their sleep to go outside?
Why did Atticus awaken Jem and Scout from their sleep to go outside?
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How did Scout get the blanket and what do you think it symbolizes?
How did Scout get the blanket and what do you think it symbolizes?
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Our first real sense of racism in Maycomb was presented in Ch. 6 when Mr. Nathan Radley ASSUMED it was a colored man who had been in his yard when he shot his shotgun. We, of course, know it was really Jem, Scout, and Dill. How did Lee use Miss Maudie's conversation with Jem and Scout the morning after the fire to illustrate the theme of racism? Explain.
Our first real sense of racism in Maycomb was presented in Ch. 6 when Mr. Nathan Radley ASSUMED it was a colored man who had been in his yard when he shot his shotgun. We, of course, know it was really Jem, Scout, and Dill. How did Lee use Miss Maudie's conversation with Jem and Scout the morning after the fire to illustrate the theme of racism? Explain.