To Kill a Mockingbird: Ch. 25-28
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11 questions
5
In Mr. Underwood's editorial in the Maycomb Tribune he compared Tom's death to
the "...senseless slaughter of songbirds...". What do you think Mr. Underwood
meant by these words? (Hint: How does this relate to the novel's title?)
In Mr. Underwood's editorial in the Maycomb Tribune he compared Tom's death to
the "...senseless slaughter of songbirds...". What do you think Mr. Underwood
meant by these words? (Hint: How does this relate to the novel's title?)
5
Bob Ewell made the comment, "one down, two more to go". Who do you think Bob is
referring to and why?
Bob Ewell made the comment, "one down, two more to go". Who do you think Bob is
referring to and why?
5
Despite the drama of the summer, Atticus is still re-elected to the state legislature which the citizens of Maycomb voted him for. What's at least one possible meaning that could be taken from this?
Despite the drama of the summer, Atticus is still re-elected to the state legislature which the citizens of Maycomb voted him for. What's at least one possible meaning that could be taken from this?
5
Atticus continues to believe that Bob Ewell will "get over it" eventually and
life will return to normal. Name two incidents concerning Bob that tell us that
Atticus shouldn't be so naive.
Atticus continues to believe that Bob Ewell will "get over it" eventually and
life will return to normal. Name two incidents concerning Bob that tell us that
Atticus shouldn't be so naive.
5
What was ironic about Scout's teacher saying Hilter was a bad man for
persecuting the Jews?
What was ironic about Scout's teacher saying Hilter was a bad man for
persecuting the Jews?
5
What were at least two notable things that happend in Maycomb by the middle of October in relation of Bob Ewell?
What were at least two notable things that happend in Maycomb by the middle of October in relation of Bob Ewell?
5
How does Harper Lee increase the level of suspense as the children are walking home?
How does Harper Lee increase the level of suspense as the children are walking home?
5
Name at least four unfortunate elements to the evening that leave Jem and Scout especially vulnerable to Mr. Ewell's attack.
Name at least four unfortunate elements to the evening that leave Jem and Scout especially vulnerable to Mr. Ewell's attack.
5
How does Scout's role as the narrator affect the reader's sense of the attack on
the children? How would it be different if we heard the attack from Jem's
perspective?
How does Scout's role as the narrator affect the reader's sense of the attack on
the children? How would it be different if we heard the attack from Jem's
perspective?
5
What gesture does Aunt Alexandra do that makes Scout realize that maybe Aunt
Alexandra really does love her and is finally accepting Scout for who she is?
What gesture does Aunt Alexandra do that makes Scout realize that maybe Aunt
Alexandra really does love her and is finally accepting Scout for who she is?
5
What happened to Bob Ewell? Although the chapter does not reveal who saved the
children, who do you predict was the savior?
What happened to Bob Ewell? Although the chapter does not reveal who saved the
children, who do you predict was the savior?