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TKAM 16-23

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  • How are the children impacted by the trial?
    They experience for the first time that people are biased
  • What is Atticus's key point in his defense of Tom?
    Tom couldn't have used his left hand to beat Mayella
  • According to Tom's testimony what happened?
    Mayella asked him for help, Mayella tried to kiss him and Bob Ewell saw them kissing.
  • According to Mayella's testimony what happened that day?
    Tom took advantage of her when she asked for a favor.
  • With the trial, Harper Lee seems to be point out:
    The extreme prejudices and racism of the South.
  • Why is it important that Scout and Dill talk to him outside the courtroom?
    Mr. Raymond is an outsider.
  • When Jem is upset about the trial, Miss Maudie tells him:
    Not everyone in Maycomb is bad.
  • What do we know of Mr. Raymond?
    He is white: He has a relationship with a black woman: He has several children with a black woman.
  • Why won't Miss Maudie come to the trial?
    She doesn't want to see a man's life hanging in the balance.
  • Describe the Ewell family.
    A: Live in filthy conditions. B: Live on welfare. C: There are eight children.
  • Why does Bob Ewell say he didn't take Mayella to a doctor?
    It would be too expensive.
  • As it turns out, Mr. Raymond is drinking ________________ out of a paper bag
    Coca Cola
  • In his closing arguments, Atticus:
    Implores the jury to see past skin color.
  • During the trial, what does Jem think will be the outcome?
    That Tom will be aquitted
  • Mayella Ewell might best be described as:
    A: Pitiable. B: Trapped by her father. C: Friendless and alone.
  • The one person on the jury who caused a lengthy debate was:
    A Cunningham
  • Mr. Raymond pretends to be a drunk so that:
    People in the white community understand him
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