Chapter 16 Question
Where did Jem, Scout, and Dill sit at the trial for Tom Robinson? Why do you think they sat there?
Chapter 17 Question
What do you think was Atticus' reason for asking Bob Ewell to write his name while at the trial?
Chapter 18 Question
After hearing all the evidence, do you think the jury will convict Tom Robinson? Explain.
Chapter 19 Question
We heard Tom Robinson testify in this chapter. At this point, what do you think of him? Do you think he is guilty or innocent? Why?
Chapter 20 Question
Atticus feels that Mayella has done something wrong. What do you think it is?
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Jem, Scout, and Dill sat in the African American balcony. I think that they sat there because they supported Tom Robinson, and I think that they thought the townspeople were crazy for thinking that Tom could have done what he was on trial for. So to make the townspeopla angry that they were sitting there, or to show that they support Tom Robinson, they sat there to make a statement.
Ellie...I totally agree with you. I think that the children sat in the balcony to prove a point also. I also think that they wanted everyone to know that they were on Tom's side and that they believed he was not guilty. Great observation Ellie!
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