Where does the theme of the mockingbird come up in Chapter 25?

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What does Mr. Ewell do to Helen Robinson when she walks past his house on the way to work?

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Find the section where Jem and Scout arrive at the school, Jem gives Scout some money and then leaves her with Cecil and goes to be with his own friends. Scout narrates, "I got rid of my ham costume and departed in a hurry."

What does "departed" mean in this context?

What does Heck Tate mean when he says, "Let the dead bury the dead"?

On the witness stand, Tom Robinson admits he has been inside the fence at the Ewells&#39 house on many occasions. Atticus asks him why.

What is Tom's answer?

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What does Miss Stephanie tell the children?

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What is this chapter mainly about?

How does Atticus feel about Mr. Ewell's threats toward him?

What does Scout want her father to do to protect himself against Mr. Ewell?

What will happen to Tom Robinson if he doesn&#39t win the appeal?

Atticus and Jem talk about the death penalty and juries. During this discussion, Scout learns something about juries in Alabama that makes her mad.

What does she learn?

Scout wants to invite Walter Cunningham over for dinner or to play after school.

Why does Scout decide to be friendly to him now?

Why is Aunt Alexandra against Scout's plan to invite Walter Cunningham to the house?

What does Jem show Scout that shows he is growing up?

Find the paragraph at the beginning of the chapter, which begins: "Dill was of the opinion that an appeal to Atticus's better nature might work."

What does "appeal" mean in this nonlegal context?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?

Toward the end of the chapter, find the section that talks about Mr. Underwood's editorial in the newspaper. It says Mr. Underwood wasn&#39t worried about losing subscribers or advertisers and so he would "write whatever he wanted to."

What does "whatever" mean in this context?