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1 Chapter 26 VOCABULARY allegedly - supposedly dictatorship - a form of government in which the ruler holds absolute power enunciated - pronounced clearly marveled - was in awe of mused - thought, pondered recluse - a hermit or loner spurious - phony; worthless 1. Scout says that the Radley place had ceased to terrify her. Why? 2. How does Scout feel about the way she, Jem, and Dill once treated Boo Radley? What are her thoughts about him now? 3. What do the children talk about in current events period? According to Miss Gates, what is the difference between America and Germany? 4. Why is Scout surprised that her teacher hates Hitler? How is Miss Gates similar in this regard to the ladies in the missionary circle from Chapter Twenty-Four? 5. Why does Jem react violendy when Scout talks about what she overheard at the courthouse? 58 STUDY GUIDE
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3 Chapter 27 VOCABULARY annals - records burgle - to rob florid - flowery; fancy nondescript - ordinary; unremarkable notoriety - fame, usually due to a negative quality or bad behavior purloined - stolen 1. Scout states that three unusual things had happened in Maycomb by the middle of October. Briefly summarize these three incidents. 2. What is different about Halloween this year? Why? 3. What is the subject of the pageant, and what is Scout's role in it? What is her costume made of? 4. Identify at least two instances of foreshadowing in the final four paragraphs of the chapter. 59 STUDY GUIDE
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5 Chapter 28 VOCABULARY floundering - struggling clumsily gait - the manner of walking hexagonal in the shape of a six-sided figure incantations - spells; charms irascible - hot-tempered lament - an expression of grief or sadness lichen - moss pinioned - bound; restrained primeval ancient; primitive repertoire - a list or collection rustic - from the country; untutored squandered - wasted staccato - sharply disconnected; disjointed subordinates - underlings; those lower in rank or position untrammeled - not limited or restricted vicinity - the surrounding area 1. How does Scout describe the night of the pageant? What mood is suggested by Scout's description of it? How have Scout's feelings about Boo Radley changed since the beginning of the novel? What other childhood fears and/or superstitions have Jem and Scout left behind? Identify the simile that she uses to explain the disappearance of these fears. 60 STUDY GUIDE
6 3. As Scout and Jem pass by the edge of the Radley property, what do they hear in the tree? What is the significance of this scene? 4. Why does Mrs. Merriweather accuse Scout of ruining the pageant? 5. How does Scout feel about Jem in this chapter? What does she say about him after he sympathizes with her about Mrs. Merriweather's cruel remark? Harper Lee creates a mood of suspense and foreboding as Jem and Scout begin their walk home. Briefly summarize their journey from the school to the big oak tree, noting some elements that contribute to the suspenseful mood. 61 STUDY GUIDE
7 7. What happens when Scout and Jem arrive at the tree? 8. What does Scout see when she looks down the road after the attack? 9. Who do you suppose the assailant was? Who is the stranger that carries Jem home? 10. As Scout anxiously waits to hear how Jem is doing, she says, "After ten forevers Dr. Reynolds returned." What literary term does this line demonstrate? 62 STUDY GUIDE
8 11. What are Jem's injuries, according to Dr. Reynolds? 12. As Scout looks at the man who carried Jem home, what are her thoughts? 13. The chapter closes on a dramatic note. According to Sheriff Tate, what is lying under the big oak tree? 14. The narrative of To Kill a Mockingbird is an example of a circular plot structure. Give an example from this chapter that demonstrates the circular plot structure of the novel. 63 STUDY GUIDE
9 ^^^ Chapter 29 garishly - in a bright and glaring manner perforated - punctured, pierced reprimand - to scold turmoil - unrest; disturbance VOCABULARY When do you suppose Boo Radley came out of his house? 2. How did Scout's costume probably save her life? 3. According to Heck Tate, why did Bob Ewell go after Scout and Jem instead of Atticus? 4. How does Scout describe Boo Radley? How does she react when she finally realizes that it was Boo who saved her and Jem? 64 STUDY GUIDE
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