Chapter Questions
Chapter 1
- Maycomb is a small town in south America, Atticus is a lawyer father of Scout and Jem
- Because Boo Radley hasn’t been out of it for years, He is a Recluse and his house is scary.
- The novel is in the point of view of Scout when she is older.
Chapter 2
- She likes reading and she wants to be like Jem.
- Because she is young.
- She is a mean person.
Chapter 3
- Calpurnia is the caretaker for Atticus’ house and children.
- Don’t judge people until you put yourself into their mind.
- Leave school after the first day because they aren’t smart enough.
Chapter 4
- Boo Radley will Poison them, Eat them and kill them.
- Because they are bored and the story interests them.
- Boo Radley is watching them and they are acting …show more content…
- To show that Bob Ewell is left-handed. He’s more likely to bruise someone on the right side of the face. Therefore he did hit Mayella.
Chapter 18
- She will blatantly lie - just like her father. She doesn't care if someone else is hurt by her actions - particularly her lying. She also manipulates people to get what she wants, which is like her father:
- Mayella first "burst into tears when Judge Taylor asked her to just tell the court what had happened between her and Tom. The judge quickly realises that Mayella is not used to being out in public or questioned by others, and he treats her accordingly.
- Mayella has never been spoken to in this manner. She is only familiar with her father's harsh and often crude talk. So when Atticus talks politely to her she thinks that he is making fun of her.
Chapter 19
- He thought that she wanted him to break a chest of draws but she really just wanted to hook up with him.
- It is a bad relationship her father abuses her a lot, he scars her.
- Dill becomes very upset at the prosecutor's treatment of Tom Robinson during his cross-examination. This is because Dill has never been in a courtroom and seen a
Chapter 1
- Maycomb is a small town in south America, Atticus is a lawyer father of Scout and Jem
- Because Boo Radley hasn’t been out of it for years, He is a Recluse and his house is scary.
- The novel is in the point of view of Scout when she is older.
Chapter 2
- She likes reading and she wants to be like Jem.
- Because she is young.
- She is a mean person.
Chapter 3
- Calpurnia is the caretaker for Atticus’ house and children.
- Don’t judge people until you put yourself into their mind.
- Leave school after the first day because they aren’t smart enough.
Chapter 4
- Boo Radley will Poison them, Eat them and kill them.
- Because they are bored and the story interests them.
- Boo Radley is watching them and they are acting …show more content…
- To show that Bob Ewell is left-handed. He’s more likely to bruise someone on the right side of the face. Therefore he did hit Mayella.
Chapter 18
- She will blatantly lie - just like her father. She doesn't care if someone else is hurt by her actions - particularly her lying. She also manipulates people to get what she wants, which is like her father:
- Mayella first "burst into tears when Judge Taylor asked her to just tell the court what had happened between her and Tom. The judge quickly realises that Mayella is not used to being out in public or questioned by others, and he treats her accordingly.
- Mayella has never been spoken to in this manner. She is only familiar with her father's harsh and often crude talk. So when Atticus talks politely to her she thinks that he is making fun of her.
Chapter 19
- He thought that she wanted him to break a chest of draws but she really just wanted to hook up with him.
- It is a bad relationship her father abuses her a lot, he scars her.
- Dill becomes very upset at the prosecutor's treatment of Tom Robinson during his cross-examination. This is because Dill has never been in a courtroom and seen a