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In what state does the novel take place? Ans- Alabama (Maycomb). What does the children's father, Atticus Finch, do for a living? Ans- He's a lawyer. From whose point of view is the story told? Ans- Jean Louise "Scout" Finch. Who is Calpurnia and what is she like? Ans- She is the maid of the household and she acts like a mother to the children because their mother passed away when they were younger. What game does Dill invent? Ans- Dill invents the Boo Radley game. This game is tr...

In what state does the novel take place Ans- 1930's Maycomb County, Alabama What does the children;'s father, Atticus Fitch, do for a living? Ans- Lawyer From whose point of view will the story be told? Ans- Scout Finch's point of view Who is Calpurnia and what is she like? Ans- The Finch's black housekeeper and nanny who has been with them since Jem was born. She cooks, cleans, sews, irons and does all the other household chores, but she also disciplines the children. What game ...

Our narrator is Scout, a girl who will grow from age 6 to almost 9 during the story. What do you suppose we, as the readers, should be aware of as we listen to Scout tell her story? Is a child a reliable or unreliable narrator? Defend your answer. Ans- We as readers should listen to the way Scout talks and the language that she uses. She is an unreliable narrator because she is still a child and although she is very literate, she still has the perspective of a child and connot comprehen...