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What is the primary reason Walter Cunningham refuses lunch money from Miss Caroline?
What is the primary reason Walter Cunningham refuses lunch money from Miss Caroline?
- He is too proud to accept charity. (correct)
- He is unfamiliar with the school environment.
- He doesn't need it because he brings his own lunch.
- He does not like Miss Caroline.
What lesson does Atticus teach Scout about understanding others?
What lesson does Atticus teach Scout about understanding others?
- To always fight for your beliefs.
- To climb into their skin and walk around in it. (correct)
- To avoid conflicts at all costs.
- To judge people based on their actions.
How does Scout initially feel about her first day of school?
How does Scout initially feel about her first day of school?
- Overwhelmed with excitement.
- Indifferent and uninterested.
- Disappointed after her expectations are not met. (correct)
- Excited to make new friends.
What items do Scout and Jem find in the knothole of the tree?
What items do Scout and Jem find in the knothole of the tree?
What does Calpurnia teach Scout after lunching with Walter?
What does Calpurnia teach Scout after lunching with Walter?
What rumor exists about Boo Radley?
What rumor exists about Boo Radley?
What is a major characteristic of the Ewell family as highlighted in the story?
What is a major characteristic of the Ewell family as highlighted in the story?
Who provides Scout with explanations about Boo Radley and his choice to stay inside?
Who provides Scout with explanations about Boo Radley and his choice to stay inside?
Flashcards
Setting of To Kill a Mockingbird
Setting of To Kill a Mockingbird
The novel's setting is Maycomb, Alabama, during the 1930s, a time of economic hardship and racial tension in the American South.
Narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird
Narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird
Scout Finch, a young girl, narrates the story, recalling her childhood experiences with honesty and innocence.
Atticus Finch
Atticus Finch
Atticus Finch, Scout's father, is a lawyer known for his moral integrity and courage. He is a single father who instills strong values in his children.
Jem Finch
Jem Finch
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Boo Radley
Boo Radley
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Dill Harris
Dill Harris
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The Cunninghams
The Cunninghams
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The Ewells
The Ewells
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Study Notes
Chapter 1 Summary
- Maycomb, Alabama, 1930s setting.
- Scout Finch narrates her childhood.
- Scout & Jem's father is Atticus Finch.
- Calpurnia, their Black housekeeper.
- Mother died when Scout was young.
- Dill Harris visits for summer, friends with Scout and Jem.
- Boo Radley, mysterious recluse neighbor.
- Rumored to have stabbed his father.
- Children are fascinated by and scared of Boo Radley.
Chapter 2 Summary
- Scout's first day of school.
- Disappointed by Miss Caroline Fisher, her new teacher.
- Teacher scolds Scout for knowing how to read.
- Walter Cunningham, classmate and poor farmer.
- Cunningham's inability to accept lunch money.
- Scout defends Walter, Jem intervenes.
- Walter has lunch at the Finch's.
- Syrup incident embarrasses Walter.
- Calpurnia teaches Scout about social graces and respect.
- Burris Ewell, another classmate with poor conduct.
- Atticus instructs Scout on empathy.
Chapter 3 Summary
- Scout fights with Walter Cunningham due to school issues.
- Jem intervenes, inviting Walter for lunch.
- Walter spills syrup at Finch's lunch.
- Calpurnia corrects Scout's behavior; teaches about respect.
- Introduction of Burris Ewell, showing his poor manners.
- Atticus teaches the importance of understanding others' perspectives.
Chapter 4 Summary
- Scout discovers items in a knothole of a tree on Radley property.
- Objects are chewing gum, Indian-head pennies.
- Dill returns for summer, children re-enact Boo Radley's life.
- Atticus warns them to respect Boo Radley's privacy.
Chapter 5 Summary
- Scout interacts with Miss Maudie Atkinson, neighbor.
- Miss Maudie explains possible reasons behind Boo's isolation.
- Jem and Dill try writing to Boo using a fishing pole.
- Atticus intervenes, emphasizing respect and privacy.
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