Symbolism
TKAM
The Great Expectations
Two Kinds
Character Change
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How did the symbol of the mockingbird relate to TKAM?
It represented Jem growing up without many cares until he grew up and saw all the surrounding problems.
100
What main character grew up the most?
Jem
100
What was one challenge that Pip faced when growing into a gentleman?
A few examples would be: 1. Figuring out who his benefactor was 2. Learning new ways 3. Discovering who he truly was
100
Jing-Mei's mom wanted her to be like what famous child star?
Shirley Temple
100
Besides Jem, in TKAM, who else matured?
Scout
200
How did Abel Magwitch symbolism hope for Pip?
He gave Pip a new directional path in life and gave him more opportunities.
200
How did the conflict affect the plot line?
It gave a clear example of how Jem was growing up.
200
In what way did Charles Dickens lengthen the book?
He added a lot of extra fluff that did not help with any themes.
200
What instrument did Jing-Mei play?
She played the piano unwillingly.
200
What helped Pip realize that he had to grow up?
The time that he became a gentleman.
300
How did the piano symbolism Jing-Mei growing up?
It showed her struggle and wish for a normal childhood
300
Name one time that Jem acted like the adult or grownup.
Ex. When they were at the trial or when the boys went to Calpurnia's church.
300
What did society expect a gentleman to act like?
They expected someone without any childish behavior and one who would run their cities with great ease.
300
Jing-Mei pushed away her mother how?
She yelled, cried, ignored, and brought up the passed baby.
300
How did Jing-Mei change from the beginning to the end?
At first, she was quite and obedient, while towards the end she started to become her own person.
400
The Tom Robinson trial represented what to Jem?
The first real opportunity to grow up
400
What other characters helped Jem grow up?
Ex. 1. Atticus 2. Tom Robinson 3. Other boys 4. Calpurnia
400
What is one thing that Pip gave up when he matured?
Ex. 1. Estella 2. Family
400
At what point, did Jing-Mei want to grow up on her own?
When she played at the recital and embarrassed herself completely.
400
When did Jem have to act the most grown up?
During the trial.
500
How does Jing-Mei's mother's life symbolize how she treats her own daughter?
She only wanted for her to become famous and live with a better lifestyle than she did.
500
What job did Atticus have that made him often unavailable to the kids?
He was a lawyer.
500
In what way did Miss Havisham help Pip grow up?
She taught him how to treat girls, act around elders, and prioritize.
500
How did the point of view affect how the author developed the theme?
It showed readers how Jing-Mei felt at the toughest points in her life.
500
Who is your favorite English teacher?
Mrs. Margrave
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