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What does scout mean when she says Atticus don and rsquot ever do anything to Jen and me that he won and rsquot do on the yard?
this means that atticus treats the kids the way he would like to be treated, wich is with self respect and dicipline, at all times. In side the house and out side the house. This connects to the golden rule theme wich is to reat othes the way you would like to be treated. Just like atticus treats his children the same way he would like to be treated.
What else can I help you with?
In what chapter does Atticus teach Scout to read?
In none of them; as Jem declared in Chapter One upon meeting Dill Harris: "Scout yonder's been readin' ever since she was born, and she ain't even started to school yet."
What is Atticus's strategy in his closing argument?
Atticus's strategy in his closing argument is to appeal to the jury's sense of justice and reason. He emphasizes the importance of seeing beyond prejudice and making decisions based on facts and evidence, rather than on societal biases. Atticus also highlights the innocence of Tom Robinson and the lack of credible evidence against him.
What happened between Scout and Francis?
In the language used in the book, Scout beats up Francis for calling Atticus a n****r lover.
Scout says that Atticus was feeble?
Like all young children, Scout (and Jem) did not see their father very clearly. To kids, a parent is either a saint or failure. They don't see parents' conflicts or even their feelings. Scout thought Atticus was weak because she didn't see his inner and deliberate strengths.
Did Boo Radley ever been seen by Jem or Scout?
If I am not mistaken, he saved them at the end of the novel from whoever attacked them in the night and escorted them back to their home where Atticus awaited.
Why is Scoutt ashamed of Atticus?
At the beginning of the novel, Jem and Scout are both embarrassed with Atticus being their father because they believed Atticus was old and not capable of doing things that were cool or fun or interesting at all.
How well can Atticus shoot and why did jem and scout have differences about it?
Since both Jem and Scout know of Atticus' great skill, Scout would want to brag to her fellow peers that her dad can do something good, and not have to be the only classmate without and exciting father. Jem feels completely the opposite way towards this, and he doesn't want to share this with his classmates. The reason why he doesn't want to share it because he realizes that their whole life, Atticus never mentioned ever shooting a gun. Since Atticus didn't mention this, then there is no reason to let out an unwanted secret of Atticus.
In the book To Kill a Mockingbird jem and scout's respect for their father is greatly increased when he?
Jem shows his respect for Atticus in many ways. At the end of Chapter 5, Atticus tricks Jem into confessing that the kids are making fun of Boo, realizing later "that he had been done in by the oldest lawyer's trick on record." In Chapter 6, Jem decides to go back for his lost pants because "Atticus ain't ever whipped me since I can remember. I wanta keep it that way... We shouldn'a done that tonight, Scout." Later, in Chapter 10, Jem and Scout learn that Atticus is a crack shot with a rifle, something that he has never bragged about. Jem is proud of Atticus' humble ways, and he calls out that "Atticus is a gentleman, just like me!"
What did Attics do that made Scout think he was the bravest man ever live?
Atticus shot a rabid dog at a distance, displaying his sharpshooting skills and calm demeanor in a dangerous situation. This act showcased his bravery to Scout, as she witnessed his ability to remain composed and protect their community when needed.
Why did Atticus think Jim and scout disobeyed him during the house fire?
Atticus starts to get angry with the children after the fire because he thought that they had gone back inside the house after he said to stay in front of the Radley's house. But he did not realize that even Scout, the one with the blanket on her, didn't know she had a blanket wrapped around her until Atticus had pointed it out.
What does atticus do that causes scout to say she felt he was the bravest man who ever lived?
Atticus shoots a rabid dog that is a danger to the community, showcasing his marksmanship and courage despite his reluctance to use a gun. Scout witnesses this display of skill and bravery, leading her to admire her father even more and regard him as the bravest man she knows.
Was Kate Gosselin ever a Girl Scout?
No, I don't think Kate Gosselin was ever a girl scout. (But maybe she was? :)
