5. The novel is set in Maycomb County, Alabama. The time is set in the 1930’s. A. The author uses the 1930’s to show that there was racism at the time. The author also uses the South to further indicate that the novel takes place in a racist region. This setting was needed for the outcome of Tom Robinson and the theme. B. Yes, but only before the civil rights act of 1964 and only in the South. C. Yes. The novel mentions many places in Maycomb such as the school or the court. D. If the setting was not to change, then the setting would only mention one specific place in Maycomb. The court setting is needed for the trial of Tom Robinson. The Radley property
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Another internal conflict is Scout and Jem having to cope with everyone calling her dad a “nigger-lover” (Lee, 107). Scout and Jem eventually learn that some people are racist and that their opinions should not harm or change you.
11. The theme of the novel is the innocent versus the evil.
12. A. The major symbol of the novel is mockingbirds. B. Mockingbirds stand for innocence and those who only bring joy into the world.
13. A. To Kill a Mockingbird is to destroy an innocent soul. B. When Miss Maudie says “Mockingbirds don’t do one thing but make music for us to enjoy… That’s why it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.” (Lee, 103), it means mockingbirds only bring good to the world. Therefore, there is no reason to kill an innocent soul. C. The title is related to the theme, which is the innocent versus the evil. This can relate to Tom Robinson versus Mayella and Bob Ewell. Tom is the innocent and the Ewells are the evil.
14. A. The tone of the novel is innocent, childlike, and peaceful at first and then turns very racist. B. No, the tone progresses throughout the novel. At first, Boo is giving gifts to
Another internal conflict is Scout and Jem having to cope with everyone calling her dad a “nigger-lover” (Lee, 107). Scout and Jem eventually learn that some people are racist and that their opinions should not harm or change you.
11. The theme of the novel is the innocent versus the evil.
12. A. The major symbol of the novel is mockingbirds. B. Mockingbirds stand for innocence and those who only bring joy into the world.
13. A. To Kill a Mockingbird is to destroy an innocent soul. B. When Miss Maudie says “Mockingbirds don’t do one thing but make music for us to enjoy… That’s why it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.” (Lee, 103), it means mockingbirds only bring good to the world. Therefore, there is no reason to kill an innocent soul. C. The title is related to the theme, which is the innocent versus the evil. This can relate to Tom Robinson versus Mayella and Bob Ewell. Tom is the innocent and the Ewells are the evil.
14. A. The tone of the novel is innocent, childlike, and peaceful at first and then turns very racist. B. No, the tone progresses throughout the novel. At first, Boo is giving gifts to