Aunt Alexandra and Mr. Ewell's Encounter

In this chapter, Aunt Alexandra expresses her concern and guilt over recent events. Atticus reflects on his age and the situation, showing signs of inner turmoil. Scout recounts the night's events, including the attack on her and Jem. Boo Radley is revealed as their savior, having intervened during the attack. The chapter highlights themes of fear, protection, and the unexpected heroism of Boo Radley.

What does Aunt Alexandra do when Mr. Tate offers assistance?

• She declines his assistance.

• She ignores him.

• She accepts his help.

• She asks someone else for help.

What does Atticus reflect on regarding Mr. Barbule?

• Mr. Barbule's kindness.

• Mr. Barbule's threat to get Atticus.

• Mr. Barbule's generosity.

• Mr. Barbule's friendship.

What does Mr. Tate confirm about Mr. Ewell?

• Mr. Ewell is injured.

• Mr. Ewell is dead.

• Mr. Ewell is alive.

• Mr. Ewell is missing.

What does Aunt Alexandra suggest they do?

• Go to the living room.

• Go to the garden.

• Stay in the kitchen.

• Leave the house.

Who did Scout and Jem initially think was following them?

• Mr. Tate.

• Atticus.

• Mr. Ewell.

• Cecil Jacobs.

What does Mr. Tate say about Scout's costume?

• It likely saved her life.

• It was beautifully made.

• It was too small for her.

• It was too colorful.

What happens under the tree according to Scout?

• They find a hidden treasure.

• They are attacked.

• They see a ghost.

• They meet a friend.

How does Scout describe the person who helped them?

• As a tall, dark figure.

• As a mysterious, pale figure.

• As a small, timid person.

• As a strong, brave hero.