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4 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What does the mockingbird symbolize in the novel?
Think about the characters that resemble innocence.
Who does Sheriff Tate decide to protect in this chapter?
Recall Boo's role in the children’s lives.
What does Scout compare exposing Boo Radley to?
Think about the protection of innocence.
True or False: Atticus believes Jem is guilty of murder.
Consider Atticus's moral grounding.
Discuss how societal perceptions influence an individual's morality in the context of Boo Radley's experience.
Consider how Boo's reputation affects his interactions with Scout and Jem.
Evaluate the moral choices presented in Chapter 30 and their implications for the community's understanding of justice.
Relate this to broader themes of the novel regarding society's failures.
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