Question

How does Atticus differ from the people of Maycomb?


A.
Atticus sticks to his principles and doesn't agree with the racial inequality he sees.


B.
Atticus is better educated than most and thinks Maycomb is stuck in a time warp.


C.
Despite his willingness to get along, Atticus feels far superior to the townspeople.


D.
Atticus grew up in the North and doesn't understand Southern ways.

Answer 1

what do you think @barbdewysveck1

Answer 2

this test is to see how i use the internet ive never read the book its to see how fast it takes me to answer 20 questions from a book ive never read so plz help me

Answer 3

just guess please.

Answer 4

why do u not know?

Answer 5

I know the answer I just wanna know your thoughts :) direct answers are not allowed

Answer 6

ok like i said have never read the book but i will guess the answer is b???????????

Answer 7

LOL close...what did atticus not agree too???

Answer 8

@quickthing

Answer 9

a?

Answer 10

Wow so you tag someone else I am gone >:(

Answer 11

A is the answer/

Answer 12

no please dont he asked me to tag him

Answer 13

Because Atticus likes to treat people equally.

Answer 14

That's true, Shifuyanli. I asked if I could help :)

Answer 15

Here. Have a medal.

Answer 16

thx :)

Answer 17

No problem :)

Answer 18

I fanned you

Answer 19

Why, thank you. That's very nice of you.

Answer 20

:P yw

Answer 21

can u fan me @shifuyanli

Answer 22

already did

Answer 23

Any more questions, Barb?

Answer 24

How do the children first discover the knothole in the tree?


A.
Jem notices the knothole when he touches the Radley house.


B.
Jem climbs the tree and finds the knothole.


C.
Scout sees shiny tinfoil sticking out of the knothole.


D.
Scout trips over the tree's roots and notices the knothole.

Answer 25

Please post a separate question and close this one.

Answer 26

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