Atticus Finch and Community Reactions

Chapter 22 of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' deals with the aftermath of Tom Robinson's trial. Jem is deeply affected by the guilty verdict, struggling to understand the racial injustice. Atticus receives gratitude from the black community, highlighting their appreciation despite the economic hardships of the Great Depression. Dill shares his cynical view of the trial's outcome. Miss Maudie offers Jem wisdom on integrity and justice, emphasizing Atticus's role in the community. The chapter ends with rising tensions as Bob Ewell threatens Atticus, indicating unresolved conflicts.

What is Jem's initial reaction after leaving the courtroom?

• He is indifferent.

• He is happy.

• He is crying and upset.

• He is relieved.

How does Atticus respond to Jem's feelings about the verdict?

• He agrees with Jem and reassures him.

• He tells Jem to forget about it.

• He scolds Jem for being emotional.

• He ignores Jem's concerns.

What does Aunt Alexandra express about the children witnessing the trial?

• She encourages them to attend more trials.

• She thinks it was a good experience.

• She is indifferent about it.

• She believes it was unwise for them to see it.

What gesture does the black community make to show their appreciation for Atticus?

• They organize a parade.

• They bring food to his house.

• They give him a standing ovation.

• They write him a letter.

How does Atticus react to the community's gesture?

• He refuses to accept it.

• He is moved and grateful.

• He is angry.

• He is indifferent.

What does Dill say about Miss Rachel's reaction to the trial?

• She is angry at Atticus.

• She is indifferent.

• She thinks Atticus wasted his time.

• She is proud of Atticus.

What does Miss Maudie tell Jem about his father's role in the trial?

• Atticus is just doing his job.

• Atticus is not important in the trial.

• Atticus should have done more.

• Atticus is one of the few who do the difficult jobs.

What realization does Scout have about the judge's decision to appoint Atticus?

• The judge was biased against Tom.

• The judge was indifferent to the case.

• The judge had no other choice.

• The judge wanted to ensure a fair trial.

What future career does Dill express interest in?

• A teacher.

• A lawyer.

• A clown.

• A doctor.

What threat does Bob Ewell make towards Atticus?

• He will get revenge on Atticus.

• He will leave town.

• He will sue Atticus.

• He will apologize to Atticus.