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She is a woman.
Why can’t Miss Maudie serve on a jury?
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August.
In what month does the chapter take place in?
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A roly-poly bug.
What does Jem order Scout not to kill?
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Of, relating to, or resembling the ox or cow.
Bovine
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Atticus Finch
“I wish Bob Ewell wouldn’t chew tobacco.”
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“Nonsense.”
What does Atticus say when the kids ask him to borrow a gun?
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He takes Calpurnia.
Who does Atticus take with him to Mrs. Robinson’s?
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She faints.
What is Helen’s reaction to seeing Atticus’s face?
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Base; vile; filthy.
Sordid
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Jem Finch
“It ain’t right. He didn’t kill anybody even if he was guilty. He didn’t take anybody’s life.”
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She calls him trash.
What does Aunt Alexandra call Walter Cunningham that makes Scout mad?
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The Finch home.
Where does the women’s missionary circle hold its meeting?
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They are playing marbles.
What game are the children playing at the Robinson place?
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Appropriated wrongfully; stolen.
Purloined
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Scout Finch
“Reckon you’re at the stage now where you don’t kill flies and mosquitoes now, I reckon.”
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A jury that cannot reach an agreement.
What does a hung jury mean?
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Tom had tried to escape and was killed by guards.
What bad news does Atticus bring home?
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He compares him to a songbird.
What does Mr. Underwood compared Tom Robinson to?
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Glaringly; flashily; gaudily.
Garishly
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Miss Stephanie Crawford
“Whatcha going to be when you grow up, Jean Louise? A lawyer?”
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He is not afraid to fight but too old to fight.
How does Atticus respond when he was asked if he afraid to fight?
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Mrs. Robinson.
Who does Mrs. Merriweather say the ladies need to forgive?
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He says, “One down and two to go.”
What does Mr. Ewell say when he hears of Tom’s death?
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Disabled or restrained by binding the arms; shackled.
Pinioned
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Mrs. Merriweather
“Jean Louise, you are a fortunate girl. You live in a Christian home with Christian folks in a Christian town. Out there in J. Grimes Everett’s land there’s nothing but sin and squalor.”
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