Question

The title of Harper Lee's novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, is said to represent:

Answer 1

The death of the innocent..

Compare killing the mockingbird and killing Tom.
Both innocents.

Answer 2

i kinda underdstood thatone allready thanks :D. Can i ask you another question?

Answer 3

It is to represent how wron it is to kill a defenseless creature who does nothing but sing sweetly. It does nothing to provoke attack.

Answer 4

Bambi the right answer is death of the innocent if that what you were trying to say..
Sofia, next question?

Answer 5

Its on ernest hemingway:
Ernest Hemingway's writing style mirrored the rules he learned at the Kansas City Star. "where he prepped for Princeton, and played a very good end on the football team" and "hardened into a rather unattractive mould" are examples of:
Answer

use of slang

using vigorous English

elimination of superfluous words

Answer 6

i think it elimination of superflous words... am i right?

Answer 7

'When Atticus gives Jem and Scout air-rifles, he tells them they can "shoot all the bluejays [they] want" but that "it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."'

' It is believed that it is a sin to kill a mockingbird because they only cause pleasure with their song, they harm nobody. The title of the book alludes both to a scene towards the beginning where the main children characters are given air rifles and taught to shoot and to the character Boo Radley in the book who doesn't harm other creatures.'

Answer 8

yeah your right it's elimination of superfluous words

Answer 9

I would agree as its an extra un-necessary bit

Answer 10

In which novel did John Steinback employ a literary device similar to the intervention of the chorus in a Greek play?

Guys are my constant questions bothering you... I dont want to annoy you...

Answer 11

and thanks for that ;)

Answer 12

No problem we are here to answer

Answer 13

Nah ;) it cool.

The Grapes of Wrath: A Collection of Critical Essays. Ed. Robert Con Davis, 1982. 48-62.

"Steinbeck's ideological neutrality from the political proletarian movements of the period allowed him distance, yet his intimate knowlege of the materials contributes to the novel's realism and authority. The creation of his characters, fully credible yet bearing a collective role, is brilliant, as are his use of symbols and other devices. The most important is dramatization, so reminiscent of medieval mystery plays, a Greek chorus, and biblical stories."

Answer 14

answer: The Grapes of Wrath

Answer 15

if I am not mistaken, though i am not so sure... Isnt it the grapes of wrath

Answer 16

Haha! yeah!! :D

Answer 17

Rihanna you seem to be a steinbeck reader

Answer 18

or was that google?

Answer 19

thanks rihanna! and thanks for the explanation! i appreciate

Answer 20

Your welcome ;)

Answer 21

guys have any of you read to kill a mockingbird any time soon.... i have these questions on who said what and i don't remember quite well ...?

Answer 22

Sofia, if you have any question about Mocking bird or other subject then you can post link in the mathematics box so we can help. I read "kill a mockingbird" & it would be nice for a medal :D.

Answer 23

you totally deserve a medal! you have been sooo helpfull

Answer 24

how do i award you a medal?

Answer 25

there a blue button at the end of the chat thingie ---->

Answer 26

Theres a box at the top right of her comments

Answer 27

it says Good Answer

Answer 28

Beat me to it

Answer 29

thanks :D!

Answer 30

got itttt!

Answer 31

Match the characters with their quotes from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird.

Calpurnia
Read Answer Items for Question 5

Scout Finch
Read Answer Items for Question 5

Jem Finch
Read Answer Items for Question 5

Atticus Finch

quotees

A.
"See there? Nothin' to it. I swear, Scout, sometimes you act so much like a girl it's mortifyin'."
B.
"That boy's yo' comp'ny and if he wants to eat up the table cloth you let him, you hear?"
C.
"Mr. Tate was right. Well, it'd be sort of like shottin' at a mockingbird, wouldn't it?"
D.
"You never really know a person until you consider things from his point of view - until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."

Answer 32

A guess but did atticus say A

Answer 33

no no.... i am pretty sure atticus said D

Answer 34

Well you maybe right i was just taking a guess the style of talking and then the name

Answer 35

Well i was guessin as ive never read the book

Answer 36

i think jem said A and atticus said D. But i really dont know who said the other two. Do you know rihanna?

Answer 37

Sofia- Just an idea but next time you should put what you think next to the question and then its just an easier thing

Answer 38

okis!!

Answer 39

Excuse me, i will go as you guys have it covered

Answer 40

I needa book:(

Answer 41

hold on

Answer 42

aww dont worry... if its too much work its fine ....

Answer 43

100%
Jem - A
Atticus - D
scout - C
Calpurnia - B

Answer 44

dont worry reahana!! I think i found itt :D. Scout said C and Caplurinia said B

Answer 45

Lol!!

Answer 46

hahaha sometimes i wonder why i even ask quesitons! lolll

Answer 47

we say the answer in the same time.

Answer 48

do you think i deseve a medal maybe ? :)

Answer 49

Lol yes!! your a smart girl!

Answer 50

hahahha so are youuu! and veryyy helpfull and sweet indeedd!

Answer 51

Thanks!^^ if you need any help inbox me so i can come back.

Answer 52

buuu i got 2 wrong :(

Answer 53

huh?

Answer 54

i got 2 questions wrong... one of superfluous words was wrong and anotherone i did by myself

Answer 55

how many questions all together was in the worksheet?

Answer 56

?

Answer 57

10

Answer 58

It's alright. if you don't fell comfortable open another tab and reset it anf the other tab has your answers for your 1st attempt test. i always do this in (Flvs) so you got like 8 out of 2..

Answer 59

and*