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Where does Calpurnia take Jem and Scout?

Explore key characters, symbols, and plot points in Harper Lee's classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird." Dive into themes of justice, racism, and empathy as seen through the experiences of Scout, Jem, Atticus, and more.

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Where does Calpurnia take Jem and Scout?

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  1. Where does Calpurnia take Jem and Scout?

  2. To Church

  3. Powerful speaker - manages to coerce extra money from his church members

  4. Reverend Sykes

  5. Hired Atticus to take care of some “entailments”...but almost led a mob against the lawyer

  6. Mr. Walter Cunningham Sr.

  7. Doesn't play football for the Methodists, lets his children call him by his first name, and can make a will perfectly airtight.

  8. Atticus Finch

  9. Why is Tom’s left arm crippled?

  10. he caught it in a cotton gin

  11. The mockingbird is a symbol of…

  12. Innocent, harmless people.

  13. What is the purpose of the ten-dollar tithe collection?

  14. To donate it to Helen Robinson.

  15. Clever “member of the family” who knows how to fit into “both worlds”

  16. Calpurnia

  17. Threatens Bob and warns him to leave Helen alone.

  18. Link Deas

  19. Mighty good reader and knows how to break up a mob even unintentionally

  20. Jean Louise Finch (Scout)

  21. Newspaper man who criticizes the town after the trial

  22. B.B. Underwood

  23. Which two characters are most clearly symbolic of Mockingbirds?

  24. Boo Radley and Tom Robinson

  25. What does Scout think is under her bed AND what does she actually find under her bed?

  26. A snake: Dill hiding there

  27. Takes good care of Dill when he isn't with his mom in Meridian

  28. Miss Rachel

  29. It’s easier to pretend you’re a drunk than have to face the judgmental town about your love life

  30. Dolphus Raymond

  31. Emotional turmoil over the actions of the townspeople,especially the drug addict to whom he must read

  32. Jeremy Atticus Finch

  33. With whom do the children sit while in court?

  34. Reverend Sykes in the balcony

  35. Pesky, mean cousin who sure knows how to provoke others

  36. Francis Hancock

  37. What is Scout’s response to Aunt Alexandra when she tells Scout that she cannot visit Calpurnia?

  38. She says she didn’t ask her for permission

  39. Pretty understanding relative, although he doesn’t much care for swearing

  40. Uncle Jack Finch

  41. Is incredulous that Tom could feel sorry for a white girl

  42. Mr. Gilmer

  43. Future fiancé of Jean Louise, but sure knows how to tell a powerful lie!

  44. Dill

  45. Reverend Sykes asks Jem to take Scout home because he is concerned about the content of the trial. What excuse does Jem use for not taking her home?

  46. she doesn’t understand what they are talking about

  47. Doesn’t especially appreciate having white chillun in her church!

  48. Lula

  49. What critical piece of evidence did Atticus introduce at the trial about Bob Ewell?

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