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    The document provides a table with themes and examples from the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. The themes included are education, bravery/cowardice, racial prejudice, social class prejudice, gender prejudice, and loss of innocence. Students are asked to find examples from the novel for each theme. They are also asked which theme is most important to the overall meaning of the novel. Racial prejudice is identified as the most important theme as the kids are learning about what is and isn't appropriate in society regarding race.

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    The document provides a table with themes and examples from the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. The themes included are education, bravery/cowardice, racial prejudice, social class prejudice, gender prejudice, and loss of innocence. Students are asked to find examples from the novel for each theme. They are also asked which theme is most important to the overall meaning of the novel. Racial prejudice is identified as the most important theme as the kids are learning about what is and isn't appropriate in society regarding race.

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    The document provides a table with themes and examples from the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. The themes included are education, bravery/cowardice, racial prejudice, social class prejudice, gender prejudice, and loss of innocence. Students are asked to find examples from the novel for each theme. They are also asked which theme is most important to the overall meaning of the novel. Racial prejudice is identified as the most important theme as the kids are learning about what is and isn't appropriate in society regarding race.

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    The document provides a table with themes and examples from the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. The themes included are education, bravery/cowardice, racial prejudice, social class prejudice, gender prejudice, and loss of innocence. Students are asked to find examples from the novel for each theme. They are also asked which theme is most important to the overall meaning of the novel. Racial prejudice is identified as the most important theme as the kids are learning about what is and isn't appropriate in society regarding race.

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    Tracking Themes TKM

    Directions: For each listed theme, find at least THREE strong examples from the novel.
    (1/2 point each example)

    THEME EXAMPLE #1 EXAMPLE #2 EXAMPLE #3


    Education Scout felt that she was Calpernia had more Everyone at school
    being cheated out of of an education is allowed to say
    something when at than most colored racial things, but
    school. people. Atticus does not
    Chapter 4, pg-37 Chapter 3, pg-27 want Scout and Jem
    to do the same.
    Chapter 11, pg-124
    Bravery/Cowardice Jem was brave when it Jem went back to Calpurnia tells Lula
    came to Boo Radley, get his pants from to stop when she
    and Scout was more the Radleys despite starts yelling at her
    cowardice. being shot at once for bringing the
    Chapter 4, pg-43 before. kids to a colored
    Chapeter 6, pg-64 church.
    Chapter 12, pg135
    Racial Prejudice When Boo Radley got Kids at school pick Francis tells Scout
    into trouble the sheriff on Scout because that Atticus is an
    didn’t want to put him Atticus is defending “african american’
    with the colored people, a colored man. lover.
    the town was prejudice Chapter 9, pg-85 Chapter 9, pg-94
    still.
    Chapter 1, pg-12
    Social Class Scout has to explain to Scout learns that Dill is calling a
    Prejudice Miss Caroline that the Ewells can miss group of people
    Walter is a Cunningham school because the Mennonites because
    and can’t afford lunch. town doesn’t care they live deep in the
    Chapter 2, pg-22 about what they do woods and are poor.
    because they are Chapter 16, pg-180
    very poor.
    Chapter 3, pg-29
    Gender Prejudice The town was biased Miss Maudie said Jem tells Scout she
    towards women, they that Mr. Arthur gets more and more
    charged a group of boys stays in the house like a girl everyday.
    for using abusive and because he is very Chapter 6, pg-58
    profane language in the religious and thinks
    presence of a female. that women are
    Chapter 1, pg-11 sinful.
    Chapter 5, pg-50
    Loss of Innocence Jem cried when Nathan Scout started Scout asked Atticus
    Radley filled the tree cussing and acting what rape was.
    hole with cement. grown. Chapter 14, pg-153
    Chapter 7, pg-71 Chapter 9, pg-90

    Answer the following question:


    Which theme do you think is ​most important​ to the overall meaning of this novel? (1 pt)

    Racial Prejudice, because the kids are learning what is and what isn’t appropriate in
    society.

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