TKAM Chapter 5

Scout begins to spend time with Atticus

Scout begins to spend time with Ms. Maudie

Scout begins to spend time with Calpurnia

Scout begins to spend time with Boo

She prefers to spend as much time as possible working in her garden.

She prefers to spend time at the movies

She prefers to spend time with Atticus

She prefers to spend time knitting

They call out his name

They ask Mr. Radley for permission to talk to Boo

They ask Calpurnia to call Boo on the telephone.

They try to send a message by tying it on a fishing line.

Atticus is dirsesptcful to people he does not know.

Atticus is a man of integrity; the face he presents in public does not differ from the face he presents at home.

Atticus owes every one in the town money.

Atticus is a racist

He yells for Miss Maudie to come out and marry him.

He yells to Miss Maudie that he hates her garden

He yells to Miss Maudie that she has to give him the money she owes him.

He yells at Miss Maudie that he is hungry.

He will not give them an allowance anymore

He threatens Jem with the possibility that Jem may not become a lawyer.

He tells Calpurnia to handle them.

He tells the children that they are grounded

She means that she has no idea why people talk about Arthur Radley

She means that she kniows the story of Arthur, but she won't tell

She means that most of the things told about Arthur are superstition and gossip.

She means that most people know exactly what happened to Arthur Radley

They become blood sisters

They give each other a hug

Miss Maudie tells Atticus how much she likes Scout

Miss Maudie pushes out her false teeth for Scout to see.

She gives them cookies

She has never told on them; she has always been honest with them; she does not pry.

She gives them lemonade

She takes them to church