To Kill a Mockingbird Discussion Questions Ch. 9-11, Study notes of English Literature

Download To Kill a Mockingbird Discussion Questions Ch. 9-11 and more Study notes English Literature in PDF only on Docsity! To Kill a Mockingbird Discussion Questions Ch. 9-11 First, choose three discussion moves you’d like to practice during this discussion. Write them here: 1. 2. 3. After the discussion, write about how successfully you integrated these moves: 1. To Kill a Mockingbird is sometimes a challenged book. Some adults think it is too adult for teens to read. One objection they have is the use of the N word. What do you think? Also, what does Atticus explain to Scout about the use of that word? 2. Why does Scout get into fights with Cecil Jacobs and her cousin Francis? What do their comments suggest about Maycomb as a community? What is “Maycomb’s usual disease” (pg. 87)? What does Scout’s response to these taunts reveal about her? 3. In chapter 10, “One-Shot Finch” shoots a mad dog. Why is the incident with the mad dog significant? What might the mad dog symbolize? Think about what Atticus said about “Maycomb’s usual disease” (pg. 87)?