To Kill A Mocking Bird

Directions, Part 2: While there are many different messages that readers get when reading literature, there are some themes within texts that are generally accepted by most people. Read the widely accepted themes in To Kill a Mockingbird below, and then use the Text Editor to explain how these themes are developed within the text. Think about the events that have occurred, the characters involved, and the symbolism you have identified to help you explain these themes.

Innocence and goodness are often threatened by evil; sometimes the innocent are destroyed by such cruelty, but sometimes good can prevail.

People should learn to "walk in other people’s shoes" in order to see things from their perspective. This would allow us to see the best in people and to better understand the bad.

Children have to grow up; they move from seeing the world through innocence and purity, where everyone is essentially good, into an adult world where they have to learn how to incorporate an understanding of evil into their worlds.

Social inequality exists, as does class structure, and many times people are unfairly judged by their wealth (or lack of money) or their race.

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Read the following sentence and decide if it is compound or complex. Then,
choose the answer that correctly identifies the sentence classification and
gives one reason why you know this classification is correct.
Although I felt much better, the doctor insisted that I remain on bed rest for
the remainder of the week.
A. Compound; the sentence contains at least one dependent clause.
B. Complex; the sentence contains a subordinating conjunction.
C. Compound; the sentence contains a coordinating conjunction.
D. Complex; the sentence could be broken into two main clauses.

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Read this excerpt from "Street Cleaning Day.”

Then Circle rolled to the back bumper,
and called to Line atop Triangle –
"Line, lean down
until one of your ends
is under the car!”
And Line leaned down
angling one of his ends under the car
and the other up toward Square.
Circle scooted under the back Bumper,
and called to Square. "Now when I say go,
I want you to jump on Line.”

What is the visual effect of the excerpt?

The reader visualizes a scene of characters working together.
The reader visualizes an apology between the characters.
The reader visualizes a scene of conflict and chaos.
The reader visualizes the attitudes of the characters.

Cause/Effect The Lighting Thief Ch. 8 Match each cause with its effect
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how does it feel when another person doesn't see something the way you do how can you address this differences in perceptions​

Where do the boys go to the look for the beast first?
A The Castle
B The Mountaintop
C The Lagoon
D The Beach

Which writer influenced the development of the New Journalism movement in the United States?

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Read the following sentence from the article.
Madore points out that the new findings are, for now, correlational.
Which phrase from the article BEST emphasizes what the author means by "correlational"?
(A) evolved hundreds of thousands of years ago and, for the most part, has remained largely unchanged
(8) the researchers could identify the number of lapses in their attention
tell us something important about the relationship between attention and memory
(D) action video games in particular harbor plenty of potential for improving brain function

2. Why are education and communication important in Maniac Magee and The Story of My
Life? Provide evidence from the text to support your answer.

Based on a movie or television show, describe an interaction between two characters that is linear, interactional, and transactional in nature. For the linear model, explain how the sender and receiver's channels, environment, and noise impact the exchange. For the interactional model, explain how feedback enriches the exchange. For the transactional model, explain how feedback, the fluidity of communication, and the relational nature of communication impact the exchange.​

Which character influenced Jane eyre most profoundly?

In the end, does Austen seem to favor sense or sensibility as a character trait? Explain your answer with a close analysis of the text. Your answer should be at least 100 words.

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For this assignment, you will develop a scientific model on a poster that illustrates the role of
photosynthesis and cellular respiration in the carbon cycle. Your model should also show how carbon
cycles the Earth’s four spheres. Once you have completed your model, you will write a paper with several
paragraphs describing the content of your model in more detail.

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What makes the novel " House of Scorpion " part of the science fiction genre?

Which choice tells how paragraphs 2-3 contribute to the overall structure of the passage?

A They describe how the character feels about the setting.

B They explain how the character solves the problem.

C They provide background information about the character.

D They introduce the conflict that the character faces.

Select the correct order of adjectives for the sentence.

Aristotle’s main philosophical concern is
a. Ethics
b. Metaphysics
c. Epistemology
d. Logic

What is Mr. Collins' initial purpose for his journey to Longbourn?
A) To resolve the matter of the Longbourne inheritance
B) To propose marriage to Elizabeth
C) To establish a connection between Lady Catherine de Bourgh and the Bennet girls
D) To propose marriage to Jane

Which sentence below is a "run-on sentence?

The field is too wet and soggy the soccer team's game will be rescheduled.

Tina's pants are too long they
will have to be hemmed by a tailor.

The crowd went wild when Jake hit the ball out the park and ran the bases to home
plate.

The bird flew around the yard, squawked at our family eating on the deck, and dove at
the dog

What do you think is the moral or lesson of this myth?

When she saw Pyrrhus make malicious sport
In mincing with his sword her husband’s limbs,
The instant burst of clamour that she made—
Unless things mortal move them not at all—
Would have made milch the burning eyes of heaven,
And passion in the gods.

What does the excerpt about Hecuba suggest about her state of mind?

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Name 5 people who stab Caesar... *

List three things a person should do when attending networking events.

what does the dursley think about magic

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Questions on the boy on the wooden box chapters 1-2