Question

Atticus was a man of great integrity.
true or false?

Answer 1

is this from a story

Answer 2

for to kill a mockingbird

Answer 3

ok what school you go to i might have it in my collection book

Answer 4

and what do you think it is

Answer 5

pacyber

Answer 6

ok then the anwser is true

Answer 7

oh ok i will look at my book

Answer 8

is it for sure? i cant get this one wrong

Answer 9

ok hold on ill double check

Answer 10

thank you!

Answer 11

It seems to be true as well..I agree with lilshane

Answer 12

yes it is true

Answer 13

dont listen to him

Answer 14

Atticus Finch, Scout and Jem’s father, a lawyer in Maycomb, Alabama. A widower, almost fifty years old, Atticus responds to the challenge of rearing two small children by treating them as equals, with dignity and honesty. Atticus is a rare man, not only because he is a keen judge of human nature but also because he is able to forgive his fellow citizens their faults. When he defends a black man charged with raping a white woman, he does so knowing full well the wrath he will draw from the community. Standing up to the town’s anger and ridicule requires both physical and moral courage, and Atticus shows that he has both. i hop this helps you i is true

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Answer 16

yes it is true

Answer 17

medal if helped