To Kill the Mockingbird Discussion for Chapter 1-5

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Okay, so I know you guys were thinking that I had forgotten all about our blog, but I haven't. As you all know things have been very busy for me and you lately. Our school has been working hard to educate you as well as discipline you. Well,I am just going to stop right there and say...Answer one of three of the discussion questions for a class particpation grade of 100. Here is the criteria for answering these questions:

+You must answer the question completely using enough detail.
+ You must not mention anything that is negative or derrogative in your comment or response.
+You must make at least two references to the novel to support your answer if you want full credit 100. You have one week to get this activity done. Good Luck!!!!! After November 18, 2009, you will be too late.

If you meet all three of these criteria, you will receive a class participation grade of 100, so go for it guys!!!!!!

Here are your discussion questions:

1. Scout (the narrator) says that her father Atticus was related to almost every family in the town. In addition, she states that the Radleys, unlike other residents, kept to themselves. What conclusions can you draw about the people of Maycomb from these comments? Would you like to have lived in Maycomb? Explain.

2. Atticus advises Scout that the way to get along with someone else is to "climb into his skin and walk around in it." Comment on your reaction to this advice.

3. Dill says he thinks Boo Radley might feel better if he'd come out and "set a spell" with the children. Do you agree with Dill? Explain. Would you enjoy spending time with these three children? Why or why not?