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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.
What courageous and skillful thing does Atticus impress scout by doing?
Atticus impresses Scout by displaying his courage and skill in shooting by shooting a mad dog with a single, accurate shot. Despite his reluctance to use a gun, Atticus demonstrates his marksmanship and a calm demeanor in a moment of crisis.
What does Miss Maudie say about Atticus's ability to have kept the jury out for so long?
Atticus had made the jury have to sit down and actually think about the case instead of just saying black- white. White wins..... Atticus had made the jury have to sit down and actually think about the case instead of just saying black- white. White wins.....
Why does the punishment come as a surprise to Scout?
Scout is surprised by the punishment because she was unaware of her father's hidden marksmanship skill and the fact that he had intentionally missed the shot at the mad dog to protect her in case of danger. She learns about this only after witnessing Atticus shoot and kill the rabid dog with expert precision.
What subtle change does scout notice in her father?
Scout notices that her father, Atticus, is an exceptional shot with a gun when he shoots a rabid dog. This skill was unexpected and unknown to her, revealing a hidden talent that her father possesses.
Why doesnt jem want scout to brag about atticus at school?
After Atticus kills Tim Johnson, a rabid dog, Jem becomes more proud of his father. He realizes that his father only killed because he had to any was not a situation about which she should brag.
What do Jem and Scout learn about their father through the mad dog incident?
During the mad dog incident, Jem and Scout realize their father, Atticus, is an expert marksman and has a hidden talent that he rarely talks about. They also learn that Atticus values courage and self-control, as shown by his composed demeanor and skill in handling dangerous situations.
What are some metaphors in chapter 9 in to kill a mockingbird?
Do not cheat by looking up the answers on the internet. ^dafuq. Must be my teacher...
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.
What crisis shows the children a surprising skill their father possesses in To Kill a Mockingbird?
In To Kill a Mockingbird, the crisis where Atticus shoots a rabid dog demonstrates to his children, Scout and Jem, his exceptional marksmanship skills. These skills surprise the children, as Atticus's shooting ability was previously unknown to them.
What skill does atticus reveal in chapter 10 that his children were completely unaware of?
Atticus revealed that he is really good with a gun, something his children had not known. To Kill a Mockingbird won a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
Reasons to receive Boy Scout badge?
it shows your rank in not only scouts but knowledge and skill. wear it with pride and I'm a scout to so believe me
