Chapters 12, 13, 14 Vocabulary: Habiliments articles of clothing – Haughty excessively proud of oneself and scornful of others – Rotogravure a kind of engraved image – Innate inborn; built in; e.g. he had an innate sense of direction – Caste system a social system that separates members by class, according to factors – such as heredity, rank, wealth or position Edification spiritual benefit – Infallible incapable of error – Questions: What news is contained in the letter Scout receives from Dill? What details convey the idea that going to church is of great importance to Calpurnia? (2 details) Describe Calpurnia’s church. (4 details) What does Scout find out about Tom Robinson? Why is his wife having a hard time finding work? What does Aunt Alexandra influence Atticus to do? How does he change his mind? Identify three incidences that culminate with Scout attacking Jem. Why did Dill run away? Describe details about his journey to Maycomb. Chapters 15 and 16 Vocabulary Placid calm; peaceful – Acquiescence to give in; to accept by not objecting – Overture an offer or proposal – Futility uselessness; having no effect – Uncouth vulgar; crude – Akimbo at sharp angles; hands on hips with elbows out – Countenance facial expression – Elucidate to make clear; to explain in detail – Connivance to conspire, or to encourage or assent to wrongful acts – Litigants persons engaged in a lawsuit – Questions What details is able to determine about problem” Atticus discusses “the outside the house with Heck Tate? What does Atticus tell Jem the Ku Klux Klan? Where was Heck Tate when the gang from Old Sarum came to the jail at night? How did Scout’s action diffuse the tension?
Chapters 12, 13, 14 Vocabulary: Habiliments – articles of clothing Haughty – excessively proud of oneself and scornful of others Rotogravure – a kind of engraved image Innate – inborn; built in; e.g. he had an innate sense of direction Caste system – a social system that separates members by class, according to factors such as heredity, rank, wealth or position Edification – spiritual benefit Infallible – incapable of error Questions: What news is contained in the letter Scout receives from Dill? What details convey the idea that going to church is of great importance to Calpurnia? (2 details) Describe Calpurnia’s church. (4 details) What does Scout find out about Tom Robinson? Why is his wife having a hard time finding work? What does Aunt Alexandra influence Atticus to do? How does he change his mind? Identify three incidences that culminate with Scout attacking Jem. Why did Dill run away? Describe details about his journey to Maycomb. Chapters 15 and 16 Vocabulary Placid – calm; peaceful Acquiescence – to give in; to accept by not objecting Overture – an offer or proposal Futility – uselessness; having no effect Uncouth – vulgar; crude Akimbo – at sharp angles; hands on hips with elbows out Countenance – facial expression Elucidate – to make clear; to explain in detail Connivance – to conspire, or to encourage or assent to wrongful acts Litigants – persons engaged in a lawsuit Questions What details is able to determine about “the problem” Atticus discusses outside the house with Heck Tate? What does Atticus tell Jem the Ku Klux Klan? Where was Heck Tate when the gang from Old Sarum came to the jail at night? How did Scout’s action diffuse the tension?
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