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What was Mr. Ewells attitude while he was testifying?
His attitude was cocky and arrogant.
What do the people on the court witness about mr ewells writing?
hes a lefty
How did Mr.Crane's attitude differ from the attitude of Pease and Reynolds?
Mr. Crane's attitude was characterized by skepticism and doubt towards the evidence presented, whereas Pease and Reynolds exhibited a more trusting and accepting attitude. Mr. Crane's approach was critical and questioning, while Pease and Reynolds were more inclined to believe what they were told.
Who is testifying at Zondo commission today?
Former Transnet Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Anoj Singh
Who was mayella ewells lawyer?
Mayella Ewell's lawyer was Atticus Finch, who was appointed to defend Tom Robinson in the trial.
How does Mr Ewells act when he first takes the stand and how does Judge Taylor react to him?
Mr. ewell acts like a compassionate angel and Judge Taylor yells "liar, liar, pants on fire" and Jem and scout start fist fighting
What is Mr Ewell attitude during the testimony?
Mr. Ewell displays a hostile and aggressive attitude during his testimony. He is confrontational and openly disrespectful towards those questioning him, showing anger and a desire to discredit others.
What kind of an attitude does Mr Collins take when addressing Elizabeth?
presumptuous and pompous
What can be concluded about Mr. Bingley?
he displayed a solicitous attitude toward Jane Bennet
In to kill a mockingbird what happens when Atticus runs into the ewells at the post office?
Mr. Ewell spits in atticus's face and asks if atticus thinks he's to good to reply, this is when atticus says "no, to old."
What is Mr Averys attitude towardschildren?
Mr. Avery is known to be unkind and grumpy towards children. He often yells at them and shows impatience or irritability when dealing with them.
What stereotypical judgment about Tom Robinson does Mr Tate seem to be making while testifying?
Mr. Tate is making the stereotypical judgment that Tom Robinson had the physical strength and capability to overpower Mayella Ewell based on the assumption that all black men are naturally more powerful and violent than white men. This perpetuates the harmful stereotype that African American men are inherently aggressive and dangerous.
