Scout's Understanding of Hypocrisy

The video discusses Chapter 26 of 'To Kill a Mockingbird', focusing on Jem and Scout's school life, Scout's reflections on Boo Radley, and a classroom discussion on Hitler and prejudice. Scout struggles with understanding the hypocrisy of adults, particularly Miss Gates, who condemns Hitler's actions but holds prejudiced views herself. Jem is also affected by these events, and Atticus provides guidance to Scout, highlighting the theme of hypocrisy and Scout's growth.

What grade is Jem in when he returns to school in September?

• 8th grade

• 7th grade

• 6th grade

• 5th grade

How does Scout feel about the Radley place as she matures?

• Indifferent

• More afraid

• Excited

• Less afraid

What does Scout wish to do before she dies?

• Visit the Radley house

• See Boo Radley

• Travel the world

• Become a lawyer

Why is Scout puzzled about Atticus's re-election?

• He doesn't want the position

• He is still re-elected despite the trial

• He is too old

• He is unpopular

What humorous mistake does Cecil Jacobs make about Hitler?

• Calls him a hero

• Calls him old Hitler

• Thinks he is American

• Thinks he is a king

What does Miss Gates say about persecution in America?

• It doesn't happen

• It is rare

• It is common

• It is justified

What troubles Scout about Miss Gates's views?

• Her kindness

• Her intelligence

• Her hypocrisy

• Her ignorance

How does Jem react when Scout brings up the courthouse?

• He laughs

• He cries

• He yells at her

• He ignores her

What theme is highlighted at the end of the chapter?

• Friendship

• Justice

• Hypocrisy

• Courage