To Kill a Mockingbird Flashcard 1

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Definition of Discrimination

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Unfair treatment of individuals or groups differently from others.

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Completion of the quote: 'You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view…'

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...until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.

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Calpurnia's 'you' refers to?

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Scout

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Radleys considered outsiders because...

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They take part in Sunday visiting ritual.

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Device in 'summer is a thousand colours in a parched landscape'

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Metaphor

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Second item found by Scout in the Radley tree

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Two old coins

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Tolerance

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Willingness to accept different feelings, habits, or beliefs.

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Miss Maudie's opinion on gossip

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‘I know he’s alive because I haven’t seen him carried out yet.’

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Device in quote: 'the back porch was bathed in moonlight and the shadow, crisp as toast, moved across the porch.'

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Simile

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Scout's quote about lunch

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Walter Cunningham