To Kill A Mockingbird Connection Questions, Chapter 19-21 Please answer the following questions after you read each chapter. Chapter 19 Summarize Tom Robinson’s testimony about what happened between him and Mayella on November 21. How does his account differ from Mayella’s? Who is telling the truth? How do you know? What are the unwritten rules about race that Mr. Gilmer attempts to get Tom to break? Does he succeed? What parts of Tom’s testimony would have offended jurors who supported the laws and customs of segregated society? Do you think Tom Robinson’s testimony helps or hurts his chances with the jury? Did you feel more confident that he would be acquitted before or after this chapter? Why? Chapter 20 What secret does Dolphus Raymond reveal to Scout and Dill outside the courthouse? How does it change the way they think of him? What is his explanation for why he “deliberately perpetuates a fraud against himself”? What does Dill learn from him?
To Kill A Mockingbird Connection Questions, Chapter 19-21 Please answer the following questions after you read each chapter. Chapter 19 Summarize Tom Robinson’s testimony about what happened between him and Mayella on November 21. How does his account differ from Mayella’s? Who is telling the truth? How do you know? What are the unwritten rules about race that Mr. Gilmer attempts to get Tom to break? Does he succeed? What parts of Tom’s testimony would have offended jurors who supported the laws and customs of segregated society? Do you think Tom Robinson’s testimony helps or hurts his chances with the jury? Did you feel more confident that he would be acquitted before or after this chapter? Why? Chapter 20 What secret does Dolphus Raymond reveal to Scout and Dill outside the courthouse? How does it change the way they think of him? What is his explanation for why he “deliberately perpetuates a fraud against himself”? What does Dill learn from him?
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