TKAM - atticus

• What metaphor does Atticus use to explain understanding others?

  Climb into his skin and walk around
• What principle does Atticus guide himself by?

  Understanding others' perspectives
• How does Scout demonstrate Atticus's advice at the end of the book?

  By understanding Boo Radley's perspective
• What does Atticus's honesty in public and private reveal about his character?

  He is true to himself everywhere
• What technique is used in Atticus's statement about holding up his head in town?

  Repetition/list of three
• What does Atticus believe about fighting for what's right?

  He believes he must uphold his morals
• What does the mockingbird symbolize in Atticus's advice?

  Innocent, harmless people
• What moral lesson does the metaphor of the mockingbird teach?

  Protect the innocent and do no harm
• How does Atticus redefine courage in his statement about guns?

  True courage is facing fear without violence
• What does Atticus say about Calpurnia's role in the family?

  She deserves honesty and respect
• How does Atticus's tone when speaking to Mayella reflect his character?

  It shows his respectful and considerate nature
• What technique does Atticus use to criticize racial assumptions?

  Rule of three anaphora
• What does Atticus's emotional reaction signify?

  His genuine spirit and humility
• How does the black community's response to Atticus reflect their values?

  They appreciate his moral courage