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To Kill a Mockingbird: Ch. 9-11

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Question 1

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Scout is a very young, innocent girl who is oblivious to society's attitudes towards African-Americans. Because of this, Atticus can be very honest with his feelings and attitudes towards African-Americans. What is Atticus's attitude towards African-Americans? Because of his involvement in his new case, what does Atticus wish to warn Scout about the people of Maycomb?

Question 2

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What do you learn about Dill's living situation in Ch. 9?

Question 3

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Explain the case Atticus has been assigned and how it may impact the Finch family.

Question 4

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Explain Atticus's childhood nickname "One-Shot Finch", and how the children react to this information.

Question 5

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How does Lee introduce the significance of the book's title in Ch. 10? What does a mockingbird symbolize?

Question 6

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Why do you think Atticus has never told his children about his ability to shoot well?

Question 7

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In Ch. 11, why does Jem destroy Mrs. Dubose's camellia bushes?

Question 8

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Why did Atticus think Mrs. Dubose was courageous? How does this foreshadow upcoming events for Atticus in his court case?