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Miss. Carriera To Kill A Mockingbird 9 th Grade English Secondary Education

Miss. Carriera To Kill A Mockingbird 9 th Grade English Secondary Education. Click the egg to continue!. Main Menu To Kill A Mockingbird Click each main topic to continue!. Major Characters Themes, Motifs, Symbols Important Quotes Quiz Question.

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Miss. Carriera To Kill A Mockingbird 9 th Grade English Secondary Education

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  1. Miss. CarrieraTo Kill A Mockingbird9th Grade EnglishSecondary Education Click the egg to continue!

  2. Main MenuTo Kill A MockingbirdClick each main topic to continue! • Major Characters • Themes, Motifs, Symbols • Important Quotes • Quiz Question

  3. Major CharactersClick the each name for more info! • Scout Finch: • Jem Finch: • Atticus Finch: • Boo Radley: • Tom Robinson: Click the mockingbird to return to the main page!

  4. Themes, Motifs, Symbols Themes: The Co-existence of Good and Evil Motifs: Gothic Details Symbols: The Mockingbirds Click the reel strip to return to the main menu!

  5. Quotes “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view . . . until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.” - Atticus Finch Click Scout and Atticus to return to the main menu!

  6. Atticus FinchClick Atticus to return to the Character list! • Moral backbone of Maycomb County. • Teaches Scout the ethics of empathy and understanding. • Teaches the importance of protecting the innocent from evils through strong faith

  7. Scout FinchClick Scout to return to the Character list! • Scout goes against stereotypes at the time by staying true to her social identity which is an intelligent, adventurous five year old girl. • When Scout has her first encounter with “mankind's evils” like racism she still stayed true and did not give up hope.

  8. Jem FinchClick Jem to return to the Character list! • He is affected greatly by the Tom Robinson Trial. Unlike Scout, he is jaded by what he has witnessed. • When the evils of the world are exposed to Jem he at times strays to see the hope in the goodness of man kind. - Eventually, by the guiding hand of Atticus resolves his cynicism and stays true to justice.

  9. Boo RadleyClick Boo to return to the Character list! • He is one of the books main symbols of goodness. • At certain times within the book, Boo saves the children with presents and trinkets. • He is an example of the threat that evils posses against the innocent a good hearted.

  10. Tom RobinsonClick the trial scene to return to the Character list! • Unfortunately due to his race he is falsely accused of such act and is put on trial where Atticus Finch is his lawyer. • As a result of the fabrications in the Elwell’s side of the story Tom Robinson is accused guilty. This trial scene is proof of the injustice within society.

  11. Themes The Co-existence of Good and Evil: • Tom Robinson and Boo Radley are examples of how everyday evils destroy innocent people. Tom is hated because of his race where as Boo is discriminated against because he is different from society. • As Jem grows as an individual within the novel, he is also swayed by the persuasion of what is right and wrong after he sees Tom Robinson an innocent individual be wrongly accused. Click the trial scene to return to Themes, Motifs, and Symbols!

  12. Motifs Gothic Detail: • Became popular in 18th century England. • Elements include haunted, gloomy, and supernatural occurrences like full moons and suspenseful situations. • Harper Lee uses the elements to create an unusual setting within the small town of Maycomb, Alabama. Click the bird to return to Themes, Motifs, and Symbols!

  13. SymbolsClick the book to return to Themes, Motifs, and Symbols! The Mockingbirds: • They represent the innocent destroyed by evil. • Has a literal connection to the novel because it is a sin to kill a mockingbird. • “Mockingbirds don’t do one thing but . . . sing their hearts out for us. That’s why it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.”(Miss. Maudie)

  14. Quiz Time! What in the verdict in the Tom Robinson case? • Guilty • Innocent • The judge calls a mistrial Click the mockingbird to return to the main menu!

  15. Correct! The jury accused Tom Robinson as guilty. Click Tom Robinson to return to go to the end!

  16. Try Again! Unfortunately the jury does not accuse Tom Robinson as innocent. Click the trial scene to return to the Quiz!

  17. Try Again! The Jury does not call a mistrial. Tom Robinson is accused guilty. Click the jail scene to return to the Quiz!

  18. Congratulations You Have Finished!Click the image to return to the main page!

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