6. what larger theme does tom robinson’s … best illustrate in the novel?
a. courage versus fear
b. the loss of childhood innocence
c. the destructive power of racism on justice
d. the importance of family loyalty
____ is correct, because ____
7. why is it significant that the jury takes longer than usual to reach a verdict?
a. it shows the trial was extremely complicated
b. it suggests that at least some jurors struggled against their prejudice
c. it indicates that bob ewell’s testimony confused the jurors
d. it proves that atticus convinced them of tom’s innocence
____ is correct, because ____
8. which symbol is most closely connected to tom robinson during the trial?
a. the camellias from mrs. dubose
b. the mockingbird
c. the knothole in the tree
d. the radley house
____ is correct, because ____
9. how does harper lee use the courtroom setting to reinforce the novel’s social hierarchy?
a. by showing how atticus receives special treatment from the judge
b. by describing how white spectators sit close to the front while black spectators are forced to sit in the balcony
c. by having the ewell family speak before any other witnesses
d. by positioning the jury directly beside the ewells
____ is correct, because ____
10. what does the trial reveal about the limits of atticus’s influence in maycomb?
a. he is respected but unable to persuade people to change deeply rooted beliefs
b. he is considered too inexperienced to win major cases
c. he lacks support from his own family
d. he wants to lose the trial to prove a point
____ is correct, because ____

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### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
La novela es "To Kill a Mockingbird". Tom Robinson es un personaje negro injustamente acusado. El tema del racismo destruyendo la justicia se alinea con su caso, ya que el racismo afecta el juicio. Las otras opciones no se relacionan con su historia: el miedo/coraje no es el foco, la inocencia infantil no se ve con su trama, y la lealtad familiar no es el tema principal aquí.
# Answer:
C. The destructive power of racism on justice

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
En el juicio de Tom, la jurado tarda más. Esto sugiere que algunos jurados lucharon contra sus prejuicios raciales, ya que en una sociedad racista como Maycomb, el veredicto contra un negro suele ser rápido. La opción A es incorrecta (el caso no es complicado, es sobre racismo), C no es cierto (no convencieron de inocencia, ya que condenaron), D tampoco (no se probó inocencia). Entonces B es correcto.
# Answer:
B. It suggests that at least some jurors struggled against their prejudice

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
En la novela, el "mockingbird" simboliza inocencia destruida. Tom es inocente y su injusticia es como matar un mockingbird. Las otras opciones: camelias de Mrs. Dubose son sobre valentía, el agujero en el árbol es sobre amistad/regalos, la casa Radley es sobre misterio. Entonces B es el símbolo de Tom.
# Answer:
B. The mockingbird

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
El salón de audiencias en la novela muestra la jerarquía social: los blancos se sientan al frente, los negros en el balcón. Esto refleja la segregación racial. La opción A no es sobre jerarquía social, C no tiene que ver con jerarquía, D tampoco. Entonces B es correcta.
# Answer:
B. By describing how white spectators sit close to the front while Black spectators are forced to sit in the balcony

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
Atticus es respetado en Maycomb, pero el juicio de Tom muestra que no puede persuadir a la gente a cambiar creencias racistas profundamente enraizadas (ya que aún condenan a Tom). La opción B es incorrecta (no es inexperto), C no (tiene apoyo familiar), D no (no quiere perder). Entonces A es correcta.
# Answer:
A. He is respected but unable to persuade people to change deeply rooted beliefs

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