FLASHCARD: TKAM Chapters 12-14

Front

What event do Calpurnia and the Finch children attend on Sunday?

Back

They attend her church.

Front

Why does Lula object to the Finch children attending Calpurnia's church?

Back

Because they were white.

Front

What does Scout think is under her bed that prompts her to get Jem?

Back

She thinks there is a snake under her bed.

Front

How does Harper Lee portray social class through Aunt Alexandra's views?

Back

She views Aunt Alexandra's ideas about social class as another kind of prejudice.

Front

What is surprising to Scout about the church that Calpurnia takes her to?

Back

She is surprised that there are no hymn books in Cal's church.

Front

What does Calpurnia's church reveal about the African American community in the novel?

Back

It reveals their unique practices and the challenges they face.

Front

How does the Finch family's visit to Calpurnia's church contribute to the theme of racial understanding?

Back

It exposes the children to different cultural experiences and perspectives.

Front

What role does Calpurnia play in the Finch children's understanding of race?

Back

She serves as a bridge between their white upbringing and the black community.

Front

What is the significance of the lack of hymn books in Calpurnia's church?

Back

It highlights the economic struggles of the community and their reliance on oral tradition.

Front

How does Scout's perception of Calpurnia change during the church visit?

Back

She gains a deeper respect for Calpurnia's dual identity.