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2. Dill dared Jim to make Arthur come out of the house because most people are afraid to even knock on the door.
3. Scouts first crime was showing that she was literate and she could read and her telling the teacher about what goes on in the town.
4. Calpurnia had taught Scout how to write in cursive when she was only in the first grade, all she was supposed to be able to do was print.
5. Scout rubbed Cunningham’s face in the dirt because he got her in trouble.
6. When Scout said “ He ain’t company, Cal, he’s just a Cunningham.” She meant that he was not a guest and that Walter was nobody. Calpurnia’s response was to tell Scout to shut up and to respect anyone who came in the house regardless of who comes to the home they are company.
7. The first mistake she made was that she offered Walter money for lunch; this was bad because Walter and his family did not take anything from other people. The second mistake she made was to send Burris home to wash his hair with lye soap and rub it with kerosene.
8. The Ewell’s did not have to go to school because they were very poor and could not afford to loose any work time by going to school; the father did not care if they went or not as long as they worked in the fields. And the whole family broke rules.
Chapters 4-7
1. What did Scout and Jem find in the Radleys' tree?
They found gum and two Indian head pennies. 2. Identify Mrs. Dubose.
Mrs. Dubose is an old lady who lives down the street. She berates the children as they walk past her house. 3. How did Jem get even with Scout for contradicting him about "Hot Steams?"
When it was her turn to ride in the tire, he gave her an extra-hard shove. She ended up in the Radleys' front yard. 4. What was the Boo Radley game?
Jem, Dill and Scout reenacted the few facts and many peculiar stories they had heard about the Radleys. 5. Identify Miss Maudie.
Miss Maudie is another neighbor, about the age of Atticus. She is open-minded and enjoys the
3. Scouts first crime was showing that she was literate and she could read and her telling the teacher about what goes on in the town.
4. Calpurnia had taught Scout how to write in cursive when she was only in the first grade, all she was supposed to be able to do was print.
5. Scout rubbed Cunningham’s face in the dirt because he got her in trouble.
6. When Scout said “ He ain’t company, Cal, he’s just a Cunningham.” She meant that he was not a guest and that Walter was nobody. Calpurnia’s response was to tell Scout to shut up and to respect anyone who came in the house regardless of who comes to the home they are company.
7. The first mistake she made was that she offered Walter money for lunch; this was bad because Walter and his family did not take anything from other people. The second mistake she made was to send Burris home to wash his hair with lye soap and rub it with kerosene.
8. The Ewell’s did not have to go to school because they were very poor and could not afford to loose any work time by going to school; the father did not care if they went or not as long as they worked in the fields. And the whole family broke rules.
Chapters 4-7
1. What did Scout and Jem find in the Radleys' tree?
They found gum and two Indian head pennies. 2. Identify Mrs. Dubose.
Mrs. Dubose is an old lady who lives down the street. She berates the children as they walk past her house. 3. How did Jem get even with Scout for contradicting him about "Hot Steams?"
When it was her turn to ride in the tire, he gave her an extra-hard shove. She ended up in the Radleys' front yard. 4. What was the Boo Radley game?
Jem, Dill and Scout reenacted the few facts and many peculiar stories they had heard about the Radleys. 5. Identify Miss Maudie.
Miss Maudie is another neighbor, about the age of Atticus. She is open-minded and enjoys the