Question

"I looked around. They were standing. All around us and in the balcony on the opposite wall, the Negroes were getting to their feet. Reverend Sykes's voice was as distant as Judge Taylor's:

'Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father's passin'.'"

What does this excerpt convey about the mood of the spectators in the balcony after the verdict is read?
A. The balcony spectators are dumbfounded by the verdict and don't know what to do.
B. The balcony spectators are too upset to speak.
C. The balcony spectators are too frightened to leave the courthouse.

Answer 1

D.
The balcony spectators still feel respect toward Atticus.

Answer 2

@DraymondBrown @~*Ashtyn*~

Answer 3

D. is correct. Plz medal

Answer 4

What effect does the hypocrisy Jem and Scout witness have on them?








A.
Jem and Scout go to church with Calpurnia for solace.







B.
Jem becomes furious about the Ewells while Scout still wonders about Boo.







C.
Jem hides out in his tree house while Scout talks to Miss Maudie.







D.
Jem becomes disillusioned while Scout becomes even more confused.
^ I said D but idk

Answer 5

The answer is A. Jem and Scout go to church with Calpurnia for solace. Plz medal

Answer 6

I did and are you sure? I really need to pass this :p

Answer 7

Yes I'm sure I took this same test

Answer 8

okay! (: 6 more questions!! & Thank you soo much for helping me!

Answer 9

Sure go ahead

Answer 10

actually it's D, Jem becomes disillusioned while Scout becomes even more confused. so u were right

Answer 11

I failed by one question, that would of helped.. :P Thanks!

Answer 12

sorry i just finished the test to.