Explain Aunt Alexandria's power and how she exerts it over the children. Give specific examples.

What is the significance of Scout's name and how does it assist/ hinder her ability to exert power?

How are whites expressed as superiors in the novel and what does this do in the context and for those characterized within?

What is Mayella's bias/ the Jury's bias and how does it affect the power exerted herein?

What is the power held by Boo Radley, over Scout and the other children, even with his lack of diction?

What is the power shown by Atticus held over those in the community/ the children, with morality and literal exertion?

What are the drawbacks of gaining power, and who typically does end up gaining it in To Kill a Mockingbird?

What is the significance of how Aunt Alexandria desperately wants Scout to be feminine? How does it display/ limit each of their powers?

How do the subject and the context of To Kill a Mockingbird contrast?

Explain the power and how it is exerted through Atticus in court.

How does Scout's diction assist in presenting her power through knowledge, and what is the relation between the two?

What is the power in english education, in the context of To Kill a Mockingbird?