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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: Who does Jem invite to dinner? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: Walter Cunningham |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: How did Walter almost die during his first year of school? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary; He almost died by eatting the poisened pecans off the Radley's tree that hung over the school's fence. |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: Why does Scout get smacked by Calpurnia and told to eat in the kitchen? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: For insulting Walter by asking him, "what the sam hill he was doing" pouring syrup over all his food (Lee 24). |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: How does Scout distinguish her social class from Walter's? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: By telling Calpurnia that Walter is not company, "he's just a Cunningham--" (Lee 24). |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: What "cooties" scare Miss Caroline? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: lice |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: Who hosts these cooties, and what must he do to get rid of them before coming back to school? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: Burris Ewell Burris must go home and wash his hair with lye soap, then treat his scalp with kerosene. |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: How often do the Ewells attend school? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: They come the first day every year and then leave. |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: After examining the wisteria vine, what advice does Atticus give Scout to help her understand others?
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: He tells Scout: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view--" (Lee 30). |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: What is a compromise? |
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Chapter 3 Plot Summary: An agreement made by mutural concessions; a bargain. |
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