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To Kill A Mockingbird Packet - Frisco ISD

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46) Describe Scout's behavior in the setting mentioned above.<br />

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47) Describe how the Maycomb people act at the courthouse square--when they arrive to view the<br />

trial of <strong>To</strong>m Robinson.<br />

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48) Where do Jem, Scout and Dill sit in the courthouse? Why is this significant?<br />

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49) Describe <strong>To</strong>m Robinson's alleged crime, as told by Bob Ewell and Heck Tate.<br />

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50) What evidence does Atticus reveal about Bob Ewell that may find him guilty of <strong>To</strong>m Robinson's<br />

alleged crime?<br />

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51) Characterize Bob Ewell (describe his actions, language/speech, and other people's points of view).<br />

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Chapters 18 - 21<br />

52) Characterize Mayella on the witness stand. Remember, characterization includes personality<br />

traits, actions, thoughts/feelings, language/speech, and other people's points of view. What are<br />

your opinions of her? Explain.<br />

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53) Comparison: How are Mayella and her father similar? Contrast: How are they different?<br />

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54) What is Mayella’s account of what happened with <strong>To</strong>m Robinson?<br />

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55) What is <strong>To</strong>m’s account of what happened?<br />

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56) How does Mayella incriminate her father on the witness stand? Why does this help <strong>To</strong>m<br />

Robinson's case?<br />

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57) How does <strong>To</strong>m Robinson's testimony help his case? How does his testimony hurt his case?<br />

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58) Which characters have courage to break society's code of ethics for this setting? Explain their<br />

courageous acts.<br />

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59) How does Atticus's closing statement help his defendant, <strong>To</strong>m Robinson? How does his closing<br />

statement hurt his defendant?<br />

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60) Who believes that <strong>To</strong>m Robinson has a chance at being set free? Why do they believe this?<br />

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61) Why do Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus, even<br />

after his defendant <strong>To</strong>m was found guilty?<br />

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