Chapters 9,10, 11 Vocabulary: Lineaments or characteristics, especially of the face –features Ingenuous sincere, frank, open – Diversions- an amusing pastime Changeling child who has been substituted for another –a Guilelessness lacking deceit; honest – Obstreperous - noisy and unruly out of fashion, no longer useful – Wrathful full of anger or rage – Apoplectic extreme emotional reaction; capable of causing a stroke – Philippic a bitter verbal attack – Interdict a formal forbidding something – Palliation softening harmful effects without curing – Undulate moving in waves – Propensities natural inclinations – Cantankerous a disagreeable, quarrelsome, contrary nature –having Questions: List three details about the legal case Atticus call one case in his lifetime “the that touches him personally”. How does Atticus warn Jem and Scout he wants them to behave during this time? What complaint about Atticus does Scout relate at the beginning of Chapter 10? What special skills does Miss Maudie claim Atticus possesses? What and what of Atticus’s are revealed by the Tim Johnson skill trait incident? Why is it sin to kill a mockingbird”? “a Identify three insults Mrs. Dubose directs at the children. Why does Atticus call Mrs. Dubose bravest person I ever knew”? “the Reading Response As Scout, write a letter to Dill explaining what you have learned from the incidences involving Tim Johnson and Mrs. Dubose.
Chapters 9,10, 11 Vocabulary: Lineaments –features or characteristics, especially of the face Ingenuous – sincere, frank, open Diversions- an amusing pastime Changeling –a child who has been substituted for another Guilelessness – lacking deceit; honest Obstreperous - noisy and unruly – out of fashion, no longer useful Wrathful – full of anger or rage Apoplectic – extreme emotional reaction; capable of causing a stroke Philippic – a bitter verbal attack Interdict – a formal forbidding something Palliation – softening harmful effects without curing Undulate – moving in waves Propensities – natural inclinations Cantankerous –having a disagreeable, quarrelsome, contrary nature Questions: List three details about the legal case Atticus call “the one case in his lifetime that touches him personally”. How does Atticus warn Jem and Scout he wants them to behave during this time? What complaint about Atticus does Scout relate at the beginning of Chapter 10? What special skills does Miss Maudie claim Atticus possesses? What skill and what trait of Atticus’s are revealed by the Tim Johnson incident? Why is it “a sin to kill a mockingbird”? Identify three insults Mrs. Dubose directs at the children. Why does Atticus call Mrs. Dubose “the bravest person I ever knew”? Reading Response As Scout, write a letter to Dill explaining what you have learned from the incidences involving Tim Johnson and Mrs. Dubose.
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