Chapter Question 3,4

Chapter 3
2. Who is Burris Ewell? How does his situation compare with that of Walter Cunningham?
He is a unclean and impoverished boy. Walter Cunningham come school every day however Burris Ewell come first day every year and then leave.

4. When Atticus explains that "the Ewells were members of an exclusive society [and] ... the common folk judiciously allowed then certain privileges"(p. 34), what does he mean?
I think they dont have any possibility of progress so people want to leave them.



Chapter 4
1. What do you think Scout intends by remarking that:"The remainder of my schhooldays were no more auspicious than the first" (p.36)?
It means schooldays are always same and routine


2. What is it about the oaks at the edge of the Radley lot that attracts Scout's attention? What surprises do the trees yield?
They found very old coin which is 1900s. They believed that coin give them luck. so Jem decide that he will keep the coin.


5. What game do the children invent to amuse themselves? What are Scout's reasons for wanting to quit the game?
They invent to a 'Boo Radley' game. She wanted to quit the game because its scary.

chapter questions 1,2

chapter 1
1. Briefly describe the main characters.
Scout : Her real name is Jean Louis Scout Finch. She is a tomboy and also she is clever.
Jem : Scout's older brother. His left arm is shorter than right arm.
Dill : Scout and Jem's friend. He is nephew of Rachel. He likes Scout.
Atticus : Scout and Jem's father. He is a lawyer. He has sense of justice.
Calpurnia : She is housekeeper of Scout's house. She is a black woman and strict.

2. Explain the last paragraph with reference to the events preceding it.

"The old house was the same, droopy and sick, but as we stared down the street we thought we saw an inside shutter move. Flick. A tiny, almost invisible movement, and the house was still."

Jem threw open the gate and sped to the side of the house, so i think Boo Radley moved because of him.

3. What do you notice about the narrative voice and viewpoint in the novel?
The narrater is Scout which is young and innocent.



Chapter 2
1. What is the most significant event here?
Scout starts to go to school and we could know new characters.

2. Why does Scout get into trouble on her first day?
Because Scout can read a book, so Caroline suspicious that Scout's father teached her. However he didn't.
3. Who is Walter Cunningham and what do we learn of his circumstances?
Walter Cunningham is needy student. His family never took anything they can't pay back. We could know his circumstance is poverty.

Webquest Part B

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. July 1939.
Russell Lee, photographer.
"Man drinking at a water cooler in the street car terminal." [Sign: "Reserved for Colored."]



There is one black man. He looks not old. maybe 20~29. He is wearing black hat, white shirt and black pants. He is drinking water in front of the 'colored' water bottle. We can notice the background is toilet from the 'white men black men' and 'white women and black women' sign. I can't figure out what is he thinking but probably he feel not really good because of seperated water bottle. However he would have to agree this situation..

The picture's tone is a bit heavy and dark. And this photo is monochrome photograph. This picture gave me feel negative because photographer might be take this photo because he wants to show what happen to the discrimination.

Photographer. what did you think while you take this photo? And do you also hate black people as other people?