To Kill a Mockingbird: Text-dependent questions
Directions. Answer in complete sentences. You must use direct text citations (including
page numbers) as evidence in each answer:
Chapter 2
9. Why doesn't Jem want to play with Scout anymore?
10. How did Mr. Cunningham pay Atticus for his services? What does this tell you about the
community?
11. How does Scout get into trouble with Miss Caroline? In other words, what does she try to
explain to her and why does Miss Caroline not understand?
12. What does Atticus do for a living?
Chapter 3
13. What does Jem invite Walter Cunningham to do after Scout gives him a beating?
14. Why does Calpurnia get so upset with Scout?
15. What caused Miss Caroline to scream?
16. Describe Burris Ewell. What kind of person is he and what kind of farnily does he come
from? What is his family history as described by Scout?
17. How does Burris make Miss Caroline cry?
18. What advice does Atticus give scout when she returns home? What does he mean? What
deal does Atticus make with Scout at the end of the chapter?

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Charlie is the only person willing to try the experiment.

This question is missing the instructions. I've found the complete question online. It is the following:

Read these instructions.

First, check your bow to make sure that it does not have any cracks and that the string is fitted tightly. Second, select an arrow from the quiver. Once you have chosen an arrow, clip the end of the arrow onto the middle of the string. Turn to face the target. Keeping your back straight, pull the string back until it is almost touching your cheek. Next, sight along the arrow at the bull’s-eye at the center of the target. When you are ready, release the string.  

What additional information would most strengthen these instructions?  

describing what a bow looks like

listing the common brands of bows

explaining the goal at the beginning of the text

evaluating the types of arrows used in archery

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The additional information that would most strengthen these instructions is:

C. explaining the goal at the beginning of the text.

Explanation:

The beginning of the text is quite abrupt. We are told, all of a sudden, to look for cracks in our bow. We take a brief moment to think about what kind of bow the passage refers to. Once this is done, we can assume that "bow" in the text refers to the piece of flexible wood and string used to shoot arrows (instead of a beautiful knot made with fabric, for instance). However, it would have been nice to have contextualization. The instructions would be more effective from the start if readers were told they are being taught to shoot arrows with the purpose of hitting a target. Thus, the best option is:

C. explaining the goal at the beginning of the text.

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Being first

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C

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There is no topic sentence.

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D. things appeared to be moving

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I did this already

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i think d or c

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i think so because since he invented someone that moved past light the movie would move instead of a pause.

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Anecdote - A short story about a real person or event, usually serving to make the listeners laugh or ponder over a topic.

Author's Purpose - An author's reason for or intent in writing (i.e. persuade, inform, or entertain).

Characterization - (Direct) describes the character through their physical description, line of work, or passions and pursuits. (Indirect) describes a character through their thoughts, actions, speech, and dialogue.

Dialect - Any particular form of a language spoken by some group of people.

Dialogue - A written or spoken conversational exchange between two or more people.

Frame Story - A story set within a story, narrative, or movie, told by the main or the supporting character.

Hyperbole - Language that is exaggerated and not meant to be taken literally.

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Judge Ford learns that James Hoo believed Westing stole his disposable diaper concept, meaning that James Hoo did not like Samuel Westing.

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A young hero must destroy a bull, to release a bird within that holds an egg with a crystal ball inside.is your answer:

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A young hero must destroy a bull,to release a bird within that holds an egg with a crystal ball inside .

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The slang and weird/new trends. The cancel culture cancels people for either valid/or stu pid reasons.

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They are pragmatic and financially-minded

Financial mindedness is another core characteristic of Generation Z. Many Gen Z-ers grew up watching their parents take huge financial hits during the Great Recession. Having witnessed their parents' struggles, this generation is driven by pragmatism and security.

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do you have a pic of the question?

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The World Health Organization (WHO) defines environment, as it relates to health, as “all the physical, chemical, and biological factors external to a person, and all the related behaviors.”1 Environmental health consists of preventing or controlling disease, injury, and disability related to the interactions between

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Vaush

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I need more information on this I cant asnwer it

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In which cutting has the farmer ripened the corn?

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As a question it can be made.

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hyperbole

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exagerated statement not meant to be taken literally

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Subservient        

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Subservient means less important, and since she didn't have to make any decisions, she's basically just there to be there and not decide anything.

We can actually see here that the word that can be derived from the base word "serve" is subservient.

Subservient is a word that actually tells of someone who serves or is a subordinate to another. It has to do with serving.

Thus, the correct word is "subservient".

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learning from our mistakes

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our life experiences can change for better or for worse and because of this we can either get good supportive thoughts or negative depressing thoughts but it all matters with what is going on in your own life at the time

In some situations I think definitely.

Where someone has knowingly harmed you without good reason (e.g. for their own personal pleasure) I don’t have a problem with it if you really need it, provided innocent people aren’t hurt in the process (don’t go after their family).

Many of the arguments I see involve the idea that people do bad things because they have been exposed to that themselves. I don’t disagree, this can sometimes be the case and I’ve met and can feel sorry for people like this.

However I’ve also met people who enjoy hurting others because they can, or because people like them for it. Sometimes the big bully in school isn’t the guy who was abused by his parents, but the spoiled kid who has learnt to enjoy tormenting people, or the friend you knew in the past who turns on you to impress a girl. Maybe this doesn’t feel fair or right, but this is the truth some of us have to accept.

I see a lot of, imo stupi* (based on their arguments) people on the internet who are against revenge, and I say that because their reasoning is usually:

1. “it makes you as bad as them”

2. “its bad for society”

3. “revenge helps no one”

“It makes you as bad as them”

No it doesn’t. this is what I find so ridiculous - there’s a major difference between hurting an innocent person for a laugh/for popularity/to distract yourself from another problem, and hurting somebody who hurt you to provide a deterrent/to try to remove the pain they caused.

“its bad for society”

First of its great to see the compassion for somebody who may have been badly hurt here. Now I understand seeking revenge over someone forgetting your name, rejecting your advances, is bad - but notice neither of these events fit my definition above so I don’t consider it a good reason for revenge anyway, I’m talking about situations where someone has been badly hurt for no reason.

Sure, breaking the law isn’t helpful to society, however I don’t think anybody can really say they are being hurt by someone else retaliating against a cruel crime, if society has not given them sufficient justice the who are we to stand in their way?

Society is not perfect. I’ve been hurt by people who knew and enjoyed what they were doing, I sought help and nobody stopped these people from doing it to others, nobody really punished them for what they did, and nobody helped me when I badly needed it, and from what I can see society continues to fail people in the same way. I don’t want anybody to live with the feeling of powerlessness that I’ve had to, and if you try to stop people from freeing themselves from this because you personally find violence abhorrent or because you don’t like people breaking laws, then maybe you should stop people hurting innocents in the first place.

“Revenge helps no one and makes no one feel better”

this one comes presumably from not having a personal taste for revenge. Some people just have a strong aversion to hurting anybody (nothing wrong with that) whereas others enjoy it under certain circumstances, or are so hurt affected by what happened to them that they lose that aversion.

Personally I’ve enjoyed it, it made me feel better. Maybe you don’t share that taste but you’ve got no right to tell us it won’t help us when in some cases it really will.

Is revenge healthy? Not always, obviously obsessing over it is going to hurt you while not having any effect on them. Focusing your energy on someone else rather than being happy isn’t good either.

But I think no longer feeling powerless over a situation, knowing that if a similar thing happened again you can fight back is a good feeling, and I don’t begrudge people for taking it.

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there is no picture

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im pretty sure Your answer will be C

Answer:Romeo and Juliet are alike in being young people who fall quickly and passionately in love, are impatient to get married, and are willing to ignore the feud between their families to be together. Both would rather die than be apart. Romeo, however, is much more in love with the idea of being in love than Juliet is.

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to admit as true or valid; acknowledge. to concede a point in argument.

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Example. Junk food is bad for your health is not a debatable thesis. Most people would agree that junk food is bad for your health. Because junk food is bad for your health, the size of sodas offered at fast-food restaurants should be regulated by the federal government is a debatable thesis.

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there are no sentences?

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A)Inductive; Strong

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Argument in both logic and philosophy can be regarded as series of statements(premises) which are intends to determine the degree of truth about another statement which is the conclusion. In Inductive reasoning the premises is one that is been reffered to as as evidence giver, though not a complete assurance, of the truth as regards the conclusion

Answer: D

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The night Robert "Bob" Sheldon was killed; was the night that Ponyboy, Johnny, and Two-Bit had picked up their girls (Cherry, and Maricia) from the movies. Then Ponyboy had ran away from home because Darry had slapped him across his face. When Pony and Johnny had wandered into the park, and Randy and Bob and some other guys came strolling in on their Blue Mustang. After some heated talk, spits at the socs, prompting them to drown him in the nearby fountain, then Johnny stabs Bob the rest of the socs disappear.

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D. SETTINGS ARE DETERMINED BY THE ACTORS IN THE PLAY

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D. Settings are determined by the actors in the play.

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Sometimes, a character speaks out loud when he or she is alone on stage. A speech given entirely by one person, or character, is called a dramatic monologue. Although only one character is speaking, that character has a listener on stage or is talking to the audience.

Juliet's speech from the balcony scene in Act 2 of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet may be one of the most famous monologues in drama history. You can read read the original version, as written by Shakespeare, here.

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The piece is titled "Saved," because it reflects the time Malcolm spend in prison and converted into the Black Muslim faith.

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"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" is co-authored by journalist Alex Haley. The autobiography was published posthumously and is a series of interviews of Malcolm X to Alex Haley.

In chapter 11 of the text is titled 'Saved,' because it reflects upon the life Malcolm spend in prison. The chapter also sheds light on the letters exchanged between Malcolm X and Muhammad Elijah. This letter exchanged between them helped Malcolm X find faith in Islam. He got saved in his faith is the reason that the chapter is titled 'Saved.'

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Exemplify, sits

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A. Personification

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It is saying that time itself stood still as a human would. Time cannot stand still, but a human can. Therefore, it is personification :)

Answer: A. Personification

Explanation: Time doesn't actually stand, (in which the word is represented as "stood" in the past-tense) standing is a human characteristic or action, in which personification itself giving a non-human object human characteristics. Therefore, I would say it is personification.