Question

Can someone help me with a few questions?

Answer 1

Ask away ;)

Answer 2

The author uses all of the following techniques to bring her narrator, Scout, to life except (Points : 3)
including moments of humor in her speech.
having her speak as a child would speak.
recreating her dialect in her speech.
having her speak from the third-person point of view.

Answer 3

from To Kill A Mockingbird?

Answer 4

yes! :D

Answer 5

i've read it a million times but it just doesn't click

Answer 6

Hmm. I'd say C.

Answer 7

The rest are present in the story.

Answer 8

Her dialect is the same throughout the story, it doesn't change.

Answer 9

What do you think?

Answer 10

i agree

Answer 11

12. The mood in the balcony after the verdict has been read can best be described as (Points : 3)
excited and heated.
sad yet respectful.
hopeful yet nervous.
anxious and angry.

Answer 12

I forgot....what part is this on? The verdict on Tom?

Answer 13

yea

Answer 14

Lol read this book years back

Answer 15

i read it in middle school now high school

Answer 16

I'd say A. Many people wanted Tom's death.

Answer 17

They got what they wanted, so it isn't D.

Answer 18

13. In the end, Scout and Jem learn to deal with the hypocrisy and blindness in their own community by (Points : 3)
overlooking people’s hypocrisy except when it results in injury.
recognizing that they, too, must learn to see situations from other people's points of view.
choosing to avoid prejudiced people in their town.
becoming resentful and bitter of many Maycomb residents.


Question 14.14. Which of the following is one of the most important features of Atticus’s method of parenting Scout and Jem? (Points : 3)
Atticus makes sure that they understand the difficult nature of the Robinson case.
Atticus insists on their living by the strict rules he was raised by.
Atticus promotes their efforts to get to know Boo Radley.
Atticus deals with each child individually.

Answer 19

13. In the end, Scout and Jem learn to deal with the hypocrisy and blindness in their own community by (Points : 3)
overlooking people’s hypocrisy except when it results in injury.
recognizing that they, too, must learn to see situations from other people's points of view.
choosing to avoid prejudiced people in their town.
becoming resentful and bitter of many Maycomb residents.

Answer 20

13. In the end, Scout and Jem learn to deal with the hypocrisy and blindness in their own community by (Points : 3)
overlooking people’s hypocrisy except when it results in injury. recognizing that they, too, must learn to see situations from other people's points of view.
choosing to avoid prejudiced people in their town.
becoming resentful and bitter of many Maycomb residents.

Answer 21

dang it

Answer 22

Hmm?

Answer 23

14. Which of the following is one of the most important features of Atticus’s method of parenting Scout and Jem? (Points : 3)
Atticus makes sure that they understand the difficult nature of the Robinson case.
Atticus insists on their living by the strict rules he was raised by.
Atticus promotes their efforts to get to know Boo Radley.
Atticus deals with each child individually.

Answer 24

Wait which one do you need help with? Both questions? XD

Answer 25

13) in the end scout and jem learn to deal with the hypocrisy and blindness in their own community by
overlooking people’s hypocrisy except when it results in injury.
recognizing that they, too, must learn to see situations from other people's points of view.
choosing to avoid prejudiced people in their town.
becoming resentful and bitter of many Maycomb residents.

Answer 26

14. is A.

Answer 27

thanks

Answer 28

I'm not so sure about 13... :(

Answer 29

overlooking people’s hypocrisy except when it results in injury.?

Answer 30

Probably...I was deciding on either that or B.

Answer 31

A) overlooking peoples hypocrisy except when it results in injury
B) recognizing that they do, too, must learn to see situations from other peoples points of views.
C)choosing to avoid prejudiced people in their town
D)becoming reserful and bitter of many macomb residents

Answer 32

Question 14.14. Which of the following is one of the most important features of Atticus’s method of parenting Scout and Jem?

Answer 33

Are there any options?

Answer 34

i listed them

Answer 35

oh sorry

Answer 36

A, I think. You're right :)

Answer 37

On what can the failure of Atticus's defense of Tom Robinson most likely be blamed? (Points : 3)
Maycomb’s blindness
Bob Ewell’s unkind personality
Atticus’s lack of evidence in Tom’s favor
Judge Taylor’s biases


Question 18.18. All of the following describe Dolphus Raymond except (Points : 3)
lonesome.
agreeable.
tricky.
rich.


Question 19.19. During Mayella's questioning, the narrator says, "I wondered if anyone had ever called her 'ma'am,' or 'Miss Mayella' in her life; probably not, as she took offense to routine courtesy. What on earth was her life like? I soon found out." What can readers infer from the narrator’s thoughts? (Points : 3)
Mayella refuses to reveal details about her life.
Mayella wants to be treated like a lady.
Atticus is attempting to disguise his contempt for the Ewells.
Scout is learning to sympathize with someone very different from her.


Question 20.20. Despite Mrs. Dubose’s cruel words to Scout and Jem and severity with Atticus, Atticus is kind to her and considers her brave because (Points : 3)
he prefers agreement to confrontation.
he knows that her health is fragile and does not want to upset her.
he respects her because she is human even if he disagrees with her opinions.
he wants to live in a peaceful neighborhood.

Answer 38

thats it

Answer 39

lol

Answer 40

A for the first. Maycomb's blindness

Answer 41

Sorry I forgot Q18 :(

Answer 42

18. All of the following describe Dolphus Raymond except (Points : 3)
lonesome.
agreeable.
tricky.
rich.

Answer 43

yeah, I forgot the answer XD

Answer 44

16. What does Jem learn from the incident with Mrs. Dubose? (Points : 3)
that he also has prejudices formed on incomplete information about the people he knows
that Atticus has abilities Jem knew nothing of
that he and Scout are sheltered from unpleasant truths
that Mrs. Dubose wants to befriend and aid him

Answer 45

19. D.

Answer 46

16. Most likely A, from what the choices are.

Answer 47

20. Most likely C.

Answer 48

Question 18.18. All of the following describe Dolphus Raymond except (Points : 3)
lonesome.
agreeable.
tricky.
rich.

Answer 49

last one and i'll be done! :)

Answer 50

I think...it's B.

Answer 51

Thank you so much!

Answer 52

He was lonely, if I recall. He was wealthy..he owned a lot of land, right?

Answer 53

No problem :)

Answer 54

yes

Answer 55

i got 65%

Answer 56

thats almost 70! wooo

Answer 57

aww XD

Answer 58

Sorry if I got any wrong :(

Answer 59

its cool! :D

Answer 60

are you good with english? like fragments and such?

Answer 61

Lol sorry was away

Answer 62

I consider myself ok, but I'm much better at history X)

Answer 63

I have to leave...it's late here, and I have school tomorrow... :(

Answer 64

Have a nice day/night (depending on your time zone) :)

Answer 65

ok thanks night