Summary/Theme
Who Said it?
Quotes
Characters
Music Video
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When does this chapter take place?
After the mob at the jail and before the trial
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Who said "Mr. Cunningham's basically a good man..."?
Atticus
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Why did Braxton Underwood help Atticus?
It is not said
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Which character does not go to the trial?
Miss Maudie
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What is the song title and who sings it?
Waiting on the World to Change by John Mayer
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How does the chapter end?
With Heck Tate already at the witness stand
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Who said "Well how do you know we ain't Negroes?"
Scout
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Why did Mr. Cunningham join the mob?
He was not aware it was wrong
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Which character surprises Atticus?
Mr. Underwood
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What youth want to change their prejudice society?
Jem, Dill, and Scout
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What is the theme of this chapter?
Segregation and prejudice
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Who said "...it's like a Roman carnival."
Miss Maudie
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Why did Miss Maudie not attend the trial?
She thought it was morbid
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Which character do Atticus and Aunt Alexandra get in a fight over?
Calpurnia
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Why do people who want to change the world do nothing?
They don't know how to help
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What demonstrates segregation in this chapter?
The coloured balcony
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Who said "You said Braxton Underwood despises Negroes right in front of her."
Aunt Alexandra
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Why is it ironic that Scout and Jem talk about how they could have Negro blood?
The Finch's previously owned slaves
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Which character thinks Mr. Cunningham would have killed Atticus at the jail?
Jem
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What demonstrates Maycomb waiting for somebody to change the world?
The guilty verdict in Chpt.21
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What is the difference between prejudice and racism?
Prejudice is the discrimination of a person and racism is discrimination against a culture
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Who said "Do you reckon it'll be alright if you all came to the balcony with me?"
Reverend Skyes
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Why was the town upset about Atticus being appointed to defend Tom Robinson?
Atticus aimed to defend him
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Which character likes blacks better than whites?
Dolphus Raymond
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Who are victims of the world's prejudice?
Tom Robinson and Boo Radley
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