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How do the children plan to spend Dill's last night in Maycomb?
How do the children plan to spend Dill's last night in Maycomb?
They plan to get into the Radley's backyard.
What goes wrong with the children's escape plan?
What goes wrong with the children's escape plan?
Mr. Nathan Radley fires a gun at them, and Jem's pants get snagged.
At whom does Mr. Nathan think he has fired his gun?
At whom does Mr. Nathan think he has fired his gun?
Thieves in his garden patch.
How do the children claim to have spent the evening?
How do the children claim to have spent the evening?
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What makes Jem return to the Radley yard that night?
What makes Jem return to the Radley yard that night?
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Study Notes
Children's Adventure
- Dill's final night in Maycomb is marked by a plan to sneak into the Radley backyard.
- Mr. Radley reacts defensively, firing a shotgun to protect his property, threatening to kill any intruder.
Escape Plan Complications
- During their escape, Mr. Nathan Radley shoots at them, prompting a hurried departure.
- Jem's escape is hindered when his pants get caught on the fence, forcing him to leave them behind.
Mr. Nathan's Perception
- Mr. Nathan believes he is firing at thieves invading his garden, unaware of the children's true identity.
Deceptive Storytelling
- To cover their escapade, the children fabricate a story, claiming they were playing strip poker with matches by the fish pool, equating card games with sinfulness.
Jem's Fear of Discovery
- Jem is motivated to return to the Radley yard to retrieve his abandoned pants, concerned that Atticus might suspect wrongdoing if he notices the missing clothing.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 6 from 'To Kill A Mockingbird'. This quiz focuses on key events involving Dill and the children's adventure in the Radley's backyard. It's an excellent way to review the chapter before a discussion or test.
