Question

To Kill a Mocking Bird help?

Answer 1

Hello @GirlgoyleH. What did you need help with?

Answer 2

Oh hi, i read the book but i always mess up on these questions. i just need someone helping me check my answers?

Answer 3

I can help some, I don't remember it that well but I remember some. :)

Answer 4

thanks you guys

Answer 5

Of course! Just type it and @LeeEtchison and myself will help you out! :)

Answer 6

How does the author present events that Scout does not directly experience herself?



A.
The author switches to a third-person narration.


B.
Jem narrates events he experiences that Scout doesn't witness.


C.
Scout relates the information other characters tell her.


D.
The author explains events through the characters' dialogue.
I think this one is either a or d?

Answer 7

I'm pretty sure that it's actually all first-person, with Scout as the narrator, so which does that leave?

Answer 8

D

Answer 9

My best guess would have to be, 'D'. The following response makes the most sense out of all of the following choices given.

Answer 10

"events that Scout does not directly experience herself"

Answer 11

I thought it was actually C? I'm not sure.

Answer 12

Yeah now im thinking that too lol

Answer 13

Eh, there's no consensus so just go with whatever you think :)

Answer 14

A museum is building a collection of works that are preserved for their value as works of cultural heritage. Which of the following works would be best choice for this collection?

A) A pair of earrings valued at $100,000
B) An old oil painting that is badly decaying
C) A piece of furniture owned by a famous political ruler
D) A drawing illustrating an ancient festival

Answer 15

@studyowl2847 Please post that in your own question.

Answer 16

Well nobody else is RESPONDING to MINE

Answer 17

That doesn't matter, you're not supposed to post your questions in other people's questions.

Answer 18

What does Jem learn from the incident with Mrs. Dubose?


A.
Mrs. Dubose loves him and wants to help him.


B.
His father has many unknown talents.


C.
Jem's own prejudices are not based on a full understanding of a person.


D.
Jem and Scout have been too protected from the world.

Answer 19

Which do you think?

Answer 20

im not really sure on this one, i think maybe c? because she was an old woman and jem believed she was bad

Answer 21

I think so, too.

Answer 22

ok yeah, ill tell you what i get after i finish

Answer 23

Okie doke. :)

Answer 24

Which can be blamed for the failure of Atticus's defense of Tom Robinson?


A.
the cruel nature of Bob Ewell


B.
the blindness of Maycomb


C.
the prejudice of Judge Taylor


D.
the lack of evidence in Tom's favor
i think this is A

Answer 25

But remember, it was the jury that decided, not Ewell...

Answer 26

Ohhh yeah, C

Answer 27

But it was the JURY, not just Taylor.

Answer 28

Im confused... is this one B? it cant be D because evidence was clear Tom didnt do it

Answer 29

I think B is right.

Answer 30

Okay i have one more,
i think this one is A, correct?
How does Scout learn to read?


A.
Calpurnia teaches her parts of the Bible in the afternoons.


B.
Scout learns from Miss Caroline's flashcards.


C.
Scout reads the newspaper along with Atticus every evening.


D.


Jem teaches her to read from Tarzan during the summer.

Answer 31

wait no B

Answer 32

wait wait lol no its C
im sure its C

Answer 33

Yep, you got it XD

Answer 34

I passed!
thank you, im already a fan of you both from a long time ago

Answer 35

Yay! And thanks. ^_^