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To Kill a Mockingbird Review: Family Dynamics, Social Injustice, and Moral Dilemmas

Explore the complexities of the Finch family as they navigate societal challenges and moral decisions in Harper Lee's classic novel. Delve into the significance of defending Tom Robinson, facing a prejudiced mob, and unraveling the mystery of Boo Radley. Examine the poignant themes of racism, compassion, and courage through the eyes of Scout and Jem in this timeless tale.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Review: Family Dynamics, Social Injustice, and Moral Dilemmas

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  1. To Kill a Mockingbird Review January 3, 2013 Chapter 12-26

  2. The 4 members of the Finch family are Atticus, Jem, Scout, and Calpurnia. Which other person comes to live with the Finch family? Question 1

  3. Why does the mob of men come to visit Atticus at the Finch home in the middle of the night? Question 2

  4. What do the children learn about Atticus’s ‘choice’ to defend Tom Robinson? Question 3

  5. What is the significance of the way Mr. Ewell signed his name? Question 4

  6. “…Against the fence, in a line, were six chipped-enamel slop jars holding brilliant _________ ___________, cared for as tenderly as if they belonged to Miss Maudie Atkinson…People said they were MayellaEwell’s (Lee 228). Question 5

  7. What drink does Mr. Dophus Raymond keep in his brown paper bag? Question 6

  8. What does a convicting jury never do? Question 7

  9. When Mr. Bob Ewell met Atticus on the Post Office corner, what promise did he make? Question 8

  10. Why does Jem think that Boo Radley stays inside all of the time? Question 9

  11. Briefly describe the editorial written by Mr. Underwood after the death of Tom Robinson. Question 10

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