Ch. 22 TKAM

Whose turn is it to cry?

Even though she was unkind about his defending Tom Robinson, who says "I'm sorry" sympathizing with Atticus for having lost the trial?

Who asks Atticus "How could they do it" referring to the jury convicting Tom?

Atticus responds that they've done it before and they'll do it again, and that only ____ weep.

What Atticus means by this is that ____ have become accustomed to this racism and no longer cry that it exists.

In the morning, Atticus tells the kids that there is hope because there will be _____.

Tom Robinson's father sent over a ______ as a thank you, and Calpurnia makes breakfast with it.

When Atticus goes into the kitchen, he sees the table full of ________ from people saying thank you.

_____ explains to Atticus that the black community appreciates what he did.

Atticus actually shows emotion as his_____.

Atticus leaves to go into town, and Dill comes in the house. He tells the family that last night ______ said Atticus' defense of Tom was like Atticus butting his head against a stone wall.

Dill then tells the kids and Aunt Alexandra that Miss Rachel, his aunt, _____.

Aunt Alexandra tells him to that he shouldn't talk like that because it's _____.

Dill defends himself by saying that he's just ______.

The kids go outside and when Miss Maudie calls the kids over, who rudely asks the kids all about the trial?