Chapter 16-17 To Kill A Mockingbird

Front

What does the black eye on the victim signify in the context of the story?

Back

It indicates that the attacker is left-handed, which is crucial for understanding the dynamics of the attack.

Front

What is Dolphus Raymond's reputation in Maycomb?

Back

He is known as a drunk, which affects how the townspeople perceive him.

Front

What was Mr. Ewell's claim about his activities on the night of November 21st?

Back

He claimed he was out collecting kindling.

Front

Who did Mr. Heck Tate identify as the victim of the assault?

Back

Mayella Ewell was identified as the one who was beaten and violated.

Front

What does Jem mean when he talks about 'mixed children'?

Back

He suggests that they are sad because they are not accepted in Maycomb.

Front

Why is the left-handedness of the attacker significant in the trial?

Back

It helps establish the identity of the attacker based on the evidence of the victim's injuries.

Front

What societal issues are highlighted through Dolphus Raymond's character?

Back

His character illustrates themes of racism and social prejudice in Maycomb.

Front

How does Mr. Ewell's behavior reflect his character?

Back

His claim of collecting kindling shows his attempt to create an alibi, reflecting his deceitful nature.

Front

What role does Mayella Ewell play in the story?

Back

She is a central figure in the trial, representing the victim of the alleged crime.

Front

What does Jem's observation about 'mixed children' reveal about Maycomb's society?

Back

It highlights the racial tensions and lack of acceptance within the community.