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Define hypocrisy in your own words.
Think of a situation where someone's actions don't match their words.
What observation does Scout make about her teacher in Chapter 26?
Focus on the contrast between her teacher’s feelings about different groups.
What does Mrs. Gates's attitude about Jews and Black people illustrate?
Focus on the contradictory nature of her beliefs.
True or False: Scout completely agrees with her teacher in Chapter 26.
Think about how she feels about the lessons being taught.
Construct an argument on how Scout's experiences in Chapter 26 can symbolize the larger societal issues of prejudice.
Think about who represents morality and who represents hypocrisy.
Evaluate the significance of language in Chapter 26. How does it affect perception and understanding in education?
Consider how the way ideas are expressed shapes societal values.
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