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Why does atticus invite everyone to the front porch rather the living room?
Because the lights in the living room were too strong on Boo's skin that had never been exposed to light- strong light.
Why do they take boo to the front porch?
I'm debating this myself. Now that I go back on the book, there could be three options: 1) Atticus suggested they go out on the porch. 2) The lights are too strong in the living room which is why they're going on the porch. 3) Scout is going to walk Boo home. I think it is not #3 because they stay on the porch awhile talking THEN go to Boo's. I think it's not #2 because they weren't in the living room to begin with, but they had the option of either going into the living room or porch. This was the reasoning behind #1. Thus, go with #1.
Why does atticus invite everyone to the front porch rather than the living room?
Atticus invites everyone to the front porch because he wants to maintain a sense of openness and accessibility to all members of the community. By hosting on the porch, he can welcome and engage with everyone in a more casual and inclusive setting, rather than segregating individuals based on social status inside the house.
What is the Lancashire word for living room?
front room
Why does Atticus suggest they go to the porch instead of the living room Why does scout see boo in a chair in deep shadow?
because its a shadows
Why do you have porch in the house?
A porch is a covered area next to the entrance of a house, sometimes open to the air and sometimes surrounded by a screen. Example: We added a front porch with a wooden deck with exposed wooden support columns.
What were the pronaos and the opisthodomos?
they were rooms in the parthenon. The pronaos was the front porch, the naos was the main room that held the statue of Athena, and the opisthodomos was the back room, used to hold offerings brought to the deity.
Is a porch a room?
A room for taxation is an enclosed and heated area of a home.
Name at laest 15 different parts of at house?
Alcove. Attic. Basement. Bathroom. Bedroom. Closet. Conservatory. Den. Dining room. Great room. Kitchen. Laundry. Library. Living room. Mud room. Nursery. Office. Pantry. Parlor. Porch. Rec room. Stairwell. Sun room. Utility room.
What do you call a roof over a porch?
A roof over a porch is typically called a "porch roof" or a "covered porch." It provides protection from the elements and can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of the porch area.
Why is a living room called a living room?
A living room is called a living room because it is a living room, and we spend lot of time in the living room.
What is the name for a living room in a traditional Japanese house?
Living room in Japanese is commonly expressed as an i-ma or living space. Large traditional houses sometimes only have one living room and can function as a dining room, study room, or even a bed room. This is important to know because Japanese furniture is portable and when not used can be stored in an oshiire, a small part of the house that is used for storage.
