Chapter+6-10


 * Read the questions below and answer question one or two. You will be marked for knowledge and understanding - do a close reading of each chapter. Pay keen attention to characterization, setting, and conflict. Thinking and Inquiry - Your answer must provide a thorough reflection of the events with your own logical interpretation of these events.Communication - spelling, punctuation, and sentence structure. Use appropriate grammatical conventions. Application - relevancy of these events in our global community.**

//__OR__// > ==At the end of chapter 9, Scout is listening to a conversation between Atticus and her Uncle Jack. Atticus is explaining how he thinks he will lose the trial, and yet he isn’t thinking about himself; he is thinking of how the trial will affect his children. He says, “I hope and I pray I can get Jem and Scout through it without bitterness, and most of all, without catching Maycomb’s usual disease…I just hope that Jem and Scout come to me with their questions instead of listening to the town…” (88). Why would the children be bitter about the trial? What is Maycomb’s usual disease? Why does Atticus want the children to come to him with their questions and concerns? Why does he let Scout/want her to listen to this conversation?==
 * 1) ====**What is Mr. Radley’s explanation of why he cemented the knothole? What do you make of his explanation? What is Atticus’ response to Mr. Radley’s reasoning for cementing the knothole? How does Jem react to this? Why?**====
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