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In Chapter 22, Tom thinks the storm is intended for him because he has a guilty conscience. It is summer, and Tom is at a bit of a loss as to what to do with himself. In addition, he is still troubled over having secretly witnessed the murder of Dr.
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To Kill A Mockingbird: Chapter 1
-Scout's real name is Jean Louise Finch, but she prefers to be called Scout.
-She talks about her brother Jem's previously broken arm.
-Her father, Atticus Finch, is a lawyer
-They live away from the farm
-Her Aunt Alexandria lives in Finch's Landing
-Calpurnia is an old black woman who is their cook
-Scout does not remember her mother well
-When Scout was six, they met Dill.
-He stays next to them during the summer, and they become friends.
-They talk about Boo Radley, their unknown neighbor.
-Boo has not been seen outside for years.
-Jem runs over and touches the house.
Chapter 2: To Kill a Mockingbird
-It's fall and Dill leaves again
-Scout's going to school for the first time
-Her teacher is Miss Caroline Fisher
-She is upset because Scout knows how to read
-Scout explains to the teacher that the student she lent money to, Walter Cunningham is poor and will not be able to pay her back, and the teacher got upset at her and slapped her hand with a ruler
-Walter has "Hookworms"
-the teacher makes Scout stand in a corner
Chapter 3: To Kill a Mockingbird
-Jem invites Walter over for lunch after Scout starts trying to fight with him
-Walter pours syrup all over his food
-Calpurnia scolds Scout and tells her to be respectful of what others choose to eat
-They go back to school
-The teacher finds a bug in Burris' Ewell's hair
-Burris' father is an alcoholic and they are poor
-Burris only shows up for the very first day of school
-She tells the teacher to mark him absent for the rest of the year
-Scout tells her father that they aren't allowed to read together anymore
-Atticus says he will continue to read with her if she goes back to school and does not tell her teacher
-Scout finds chewing gum in a tree
-Jem tells Scout to spit the gum out because she found it in the Radley tree
Chapter 4: To kill a mockingbird
-it is now the last day of school
-scout is walking home alone from school
-scout finds indian head pennies and gum wrappers in the tree
-she is not sure who left them there, but jem seems sure
-dill comes back
-dill wants to act out the story of boo radley
-they pretend that they are boo stabbing his father with scissors
-the neightbors see this and tell atticus
-atticus yells at the children for doing this and takes their scissors away
Chapter 5: To Kill a MockingBird
-Jem and Dill spent time in the treehouse
-scout started seeing her neighbor, Miss Maudie
-Miss Maudie works alone in her garden a lot
-Miss Maudie likes Scout and doesn't critizize her for being herself
-Miss Maudie and scout talk about Boo's father
-She says that Boo's father believed that pleasure was sin
-She tells Scout not to believe everything that is said about Boo
-Scout and Jem want to send a note to Boo
-They want to do this by attaching a piece of paper to a fishing pole
-Scout joins their plan but Atticus soon catches them
-He again gets angry at the children for playing the Boo Radley game
-Atticus thinks everyone should be treated alike
Chapter 6: To Kill a Mockingbird
-it is dill's last night before he leaves again
-the children one to try to see boo radley another time
-it is dark out, and the children sneak over to Boo's house
-jem volunteers to climb the porch
-they see a shadow of a man that terrifies dill and jem
-the children run away, and jump over the fence
-as jem goes to jump, he gets stuck under the fence
-shotgun sounds are heard
-jem runs away without his pants
-the neighbors hear the noises and come out of the house
-boo's brother thought someone was trying to steal from him
-atticus asks jem why he doesn't have his pants on
-jem wants to go back to the radley house to get his pant
B. won't, will, work
C. since, saw, seen
D. can, will, shall, may
b. frederick douglass
c. william lloyd garrison
d. booker t. washington
Angelina Grimké's letter to William Lloyd Garrison was soon after published in The Liberator. (C)
shout is to yell as brag to ..........
near is to close as distant to ...........
normal is to usual as strange is to .........
lose is to lost as .............. is to found
climb is to hill as ...........is to problem
approve is to disapprove as praise is to ..................
teacher is to student as ...........is to guest
surf is to wave as ski is to ............
Soup is to lunch as oatmeal is to breakfast, typed is to e-mail as wrote is to letter, shout is to yell as brag to boast and near is to close as distant to remote.
De-husked, steamed, and flattened oats are used to make oatmeal. Hulled oat grains are used to make coarse flour that is either milled or steel-cut. White oats are another name for ground oats. Coarse oatmeal, Irish oatmeal, and pinhead oats are all names for steel-cut oats.
The high fiber content and prebiotic properties of oatmeal may have multiple health benefits for human body. Making oatmeal a regular component of anyone diet that may reduce the chance of developing diseases, promote the health of gut, ease bowel motions, and help feel fuller for longer.
Therefore normal is to usual as strange is to odd, lose is to lost as known is to found, climb is to hill as solve is to problem, approve is to disapprove as praise is to scold and teacher is to student as host is to guest and surf is to wave as ski is to slope.
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