Question

directions: read to kill a mockingbird from the beginning of ch. 6 on p. 56 to p. 58 (\the fence enclosed a large garden and a narrow wooden outhouse\), then answer the questions. page word meaning in context words to watch for 57 kudzu a climbing vine common in the south 57 prowess skill or expertise 57 cross - examination examining a witness in order to discredit their statements 58 kingdom coming the end of the world 58 outhouse a small, outdoor structure usually containing a toilet 1. when dill causally says \i know what, lets go for a walk,\ scout believes he \sounds fishy.\ \sounds fishy\ means something doesnt sound right or is questionable. how is scout correct that dills casual suggestion is \fishy\? what are the boys really planning?

Explanation:

In "To Kill a Mockingbird", Scout is perceptive. Dill's casual - ness is a cover. The boys are actually planning to peek into the Radley house, which is a forbidden and mysterious place in their neighborhood. This is why Scout senses something is amiss.

Answer:

The boys are really planning to peek into the Radley house.