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Section 4 for $100 The reason Aunt Alexandra moves in with Atticus, Scout, and Jem Answer

To make Scout a “lady” To help out during the trial To teach the kids “what it means to be a Finch”

Section 4 for $200 How Aunt Alexandra tells the Finch Family history vs. how Atticus tells it Answer

Aunt Alexandra: focus on the good, leave out the bad Atticus: tell the whole truth

Section 4 for $400 What does Scout do/say to convince the mob to go home? Answer

Seems very innocent—asks about Mr. Cunningham’s entailment and his son (Mr. Cunningham puts himself in Atticus’s shoes

Section 4 for $800 DAILY DOUBLE! What is the difference between a topic, theme, and theme statement? Answer

Topic: One word “love” Theme: Main message author is sending reader “love conquers all” Theme Statement: Uses language specific to a text to explain how it articulates a given theme “Through the way love overpowers Romeo and Juliet throughout Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare conveys theme that love conquers all. ”

Section 5 for $100 Where Jem, Scout, and Dill sit during the trial Answer

In the balcony (the “colored” section) after three African Americans give up their front row seats

Section 5 for $200 Mayella’s injuries Answer

Bruises on the right side of her face and arms. Fingermarks around her neck

Section 5 for $400 The question Atticus asks Bob and the Sherriff (both reply: no) Answer

Did you send for a doctor?

Section 5 for $800 Why is it important that the bruises are on the right side of Mayella’s face? Answer

Tom Robinson’s left arm/hand are unusable, but Bob is predominately left-handed.

Section 6 for $100 Why did Tom see and visit Mayella so often? Answer

She constantly asked him to do chores for her

Section 6 for $200 What mistake does Tom make, when talking about why he helps Mayella? Answer

He admits he felt bad on her (pitied her)

Section 6 for $400 Mr. Raymond’s secret and reasoning behind keeping it Answer

He isn’t actually a drunk (it’s coca cola in the bag), he just acts like he is so people leave him alone.

Section 6 for $800 What evidence is this case lacking, according to Atticus, and what “evil assumption” is the only reason Tom can lose? Answer

There’s no medical evidence a rape occurred. The Ewell’s testimony is questionable at best. Assuming all black people are bad and all white people are good.

Section 7 for $100 The man responsible for almost hanging the jury Answer

Cunningham

Section 7 for $200 Bob Ewell’s interaction with Atticus at the Post Office Answer

Spitting in his face, cursing him out, threatening to kill him

Section 7 for $400 The reason Scout prefers the world of men to the world of women. Answer

Everything is more surfacelevel with men, but with women, there is so much going on underneath

Section 7 for $800 What happens to Tom Robinson? Answer

He is shot to death (17 times) for, apparently, trying to escape over the fence

Section 8 for $100 What happened to Jem’s arm Answer

So broken, it looked like someone had tried to tear it off

Section 8 for $200 Why did Bob go after Atticus’s children instead of Atticus? Answer

He’s a coward

Section 8 for $400 Name three sneaky/ threatening things Bob Ewell does before attacking Jem and Scout Answer

1. Tries to break in/rob Judge Taylor 2. Threatens/spits at Atticus at the post office 3. Follows Helen around

Section 8 for $800 How did Bob really die? What does this have to do with killing a mockingbird Answer

Boo killed him. Boo, though, doesn’t want a hero’s attention so the Sherriff is changing the story to protect him and his privacy. To do otherwise would be like killing a mockingbird.