Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout to her church. When Jem and Scout first arrive at Calpurnia’s church, they understand that Maycomb has a strong sense of racial inequality.
What do Jem and Scout learn from going to church with Calpurnia?
Scout learns that Calpurnia must change the way she speaks so that she looks like them. She did not want them to think that she thinks they are better off with her. Scout also learns that the colored churches were very poor and had no hymn books.
What was interesting about the children’s experience at Calpurnia’s church?
While visiting Calpurnia’s church, Jem and Scout notice that Calpurnia speaks differently than the black church members. Jem and Scout see that blacks and whites have different lives. Calpurnia uses a different dialect than the black church members. Calpurnia uses relaxed English with her church family.
How does the children’s view of Calpurnia change after their visit to her church?
In this chapter, Scout and Gem seem to see Calpurnia in a new light. What do they learn about Calpurnia and how does it change their view of her? They learn that Calpurnia is much older than she looks, that she is one of four people in her church who can read, and that she taught her son Zeebo to read.
What do the children learn during their walk home with Calpurnia?
While they walk home, Jem and Scout learn about Calpurnia’s life. We learn that she was older than Atticus, became Atticus’ housekeeper, grew up near Meridian, and taught her son Jeebo to read.
How does the children’s view of Calpurnia change after their visit to first purchase?
In this chapter, Scout and Jem seem to see Calpurnia in a new light. What do they learn about Calpurnia and how does it change their views? Calpurnia knows how to read and write, unlike when they first purchased her. She taught her son Jeebo.
What new things do Scout and Jem learn at this church?
Comment on Jem and Scout’s visit to the first church they purchased. What new things do the Scouts learn here about the black way of life? They are poor and still willing to give to Helen Robinson. They are uneducated and do not know how to read. The preacher (Rev. Sykes) calls on individuals to correct their sins.
How does Scout feel about Calpurnia’s church?
For the most part, Jem and Scout are treated with respect in Calpurnia churches and welcomed with open arms by the majority of the congregation. With the exception of Lula, Jem and Scout are welcomed into the black community and feel comfortable during services.
Why were Jem and Scout welcomed at Calpurnia’s church?
Why are Jem and Scout so welcome in this church? They are welcome because they are friends of Calpurnia and they are the children of the man who defends Tom Robinson. Why can’t Helen Robinson get a job? Nobody wants to hire her and she has to take care of her children.
What nasty surprise awaits the children at the very end of the chapter?
12.7 What nasty surprise awaits the children at the end of the chapter? Their Aunt Alexandra has come to stay with them. Aunt Alexandra is full of Aunt Alexandra because she doesn’t come often enough to visit Scout. Neither of them know how to talk to each other.
How does Scout feel Calpurnia is different at her own church?
How do the Scouts feel Calpurnia is different in their church? Calpurnia uses a black dictionary when she is around them in church. She does not want the “neighbors” to think she is being airbrushed. Why did Aunt Alexandra come to Maycomb?
What chapter does Calpurnia take the kids to church?
Lesson Summary Chapter 12 places Scout and Gem in the new environment of the church in Calpurnia.
Who is waiting for the children when they come home from the church service?
Aunt Alexandra was waiting for the children when they returned from church.
How was the interior of first purchase different than the church the children were used to?
The interior is unpainted and undecorated; the pews are simple pine benches. Unlike Scout churches, they do not include a piano, organ, hymn books, or programs.
Do Scout and Jem approve of the way Calpurnia talks at church?
No, they do not approve, but Calpurnia explains to them that she knows it is not the proper way to speak, but that it is out of place for her to speak like a white person in her church.
What new things does Scout learn from Calpurnia’s account of Zeebo’s education?
What does a Scout learn from Calpurnia’s description of Jeebo’s education? – Scouts learn that Calpurnia uses the Bible in Jeebo’s education. Scouts learn from this that Calpurnia believes that education is important.
Why are there no hymn-books at Calpurnia’s church?
Calpurnia’s church congregation sings hymns with a lining that repeats the words and music sung by the hymn leader. Since most of the congregation could not read, they did not have a hymn book.
Whats the reason the children are given as to why Aunt Alexandra has come to stay with them what do you think is the real reason?
What was the reason given by the children as to why Aunt Alexandra came to stay with them? What do you think the real reason is? She told the children that their father decided it was time for her to stay for a while. They are growing up and need a feminine influence in their lives.
What instruction did Atticus give the children when he said they could come back for the verdict?
He told them they had to go home for dinner, but they could come back . Do you think the jury will find her not guilty so soon?” Jem says, referring to Tom Robinson’s fate. Atticus does not answer and Calpurnia drives Jem and Scout home.
What does Calpurnia symbolize?
Calpurnia represents a bridge between the white and black communities. Calpurnia provides Atticus and the children with information about the Robinson family. Calpurnia takes Scout and Jem to the Black Community Church and provides the children with valuable information that will inform them during the trial.
Why was Calpurnia afraid to let Jem and Scout go to church alone?
Calpurnia did not allow anyone to bully her as she brought the Finch children to the church . They were taught to read.
Why should one not tell all one knows according to Calpurnia?
Calpurnia says that one should not tell all that one knows. First, because it is unladylike and second, because people do not like to be around people who know more than they do. 5.
What did Lula from Calpurnia’s church make the children realize?
What did the Lula in the church in Calpurnia remind the children of? They need to be more considerate of Tom Robinson’s future treatment by a white jury. Why did the church take the collection for Helen? She is Tom’s wife and is having a hard time getting work for the trial .
How does the children’s view of Calpurnia change after their visit to first purchase?
In this chapter, Scout and Jem seem to see Calpurnia in a new light. What do they learn about Calpurnia and how does it change their views? Calpurnia knows how to read and write, unlike when they first purchased her. She taught her son Jeebo.
How are Jem and Scout treated at Calpurnia’s church?
For the most part, Jem and Scout are treated with respect in Calpurnia churches and welcomed with open arms by the majority of the congregation. With the exception of Lula, Jem and Scout are welcomed into the black community and feel comfortable during services.
What does Jem do that symbolizes the end of his childhood?
When Jem and Scout learn that Dill traveled all the way from home to visit them, Jem goes and tells Atticus. Jem is at the end of his childhood because he is no longer lying to Atticus, but is actually telling the truth .
Why were Jem and Scout welcomed at Calpurnia’s church?
Why are Jem and Scout so welcome in this church? They are welcome because they are friends of Calpurnia and they are the children of the man who defends Tom Robinson. Why can’t Helen Robinson get a job? Nobody wants to hire her and she has to take care of her children.
What lesson does Scout learn in Chapter 3?
Atticus tells Scout that He explains that if Scouts learn this simple trick, they can get along with all types of people.
How does Scout feel Calpurnia is different at her own church?
How do the Scouts feel Calpurnia is different in their church? Calpurnia uses a black dictionary when she is around them in church. She does not want the “neighbors” to think she is being airbrushed. Why did Aunt Alexandra come to Maycomb?
Who is on the front porch when the kids return from Calpurnia’s church?
At a special meeting of the state legislature with Atticus, Calpurnia takes the children to church with her. When they return from church, they find Aunt Alexandra waiting for them on the porch.
Who was waiting for the children when they came home from the church service?
Aunt Alexandra was waiting for the children when they returned from church.
How does Atticus react to hearing about Scout and Jem’s visit to Calpurnia’s church?
How does Atticus react when he hears that Scout and Jem have visited Calpurnia? Atticus approves of going with Cal to the first purchase, but Aunt Alexandra does not approve. Why does Scout start fighting with Jem? She was angry that Jem kept telling her what to do.
What chapter does Scout go to Calpurnia’s church?
Chapter Twelve Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout to church. When Jem and Scout first arrived at Calpurnia’s church, they noticed that Maycomb had a strong sense of racial inequality. Pastor Sykes has the congregation raise money for Tom Robinson’s family.
Why do you think Aunt Alexandra refuses to allow Scout to visit Calpurnia’s home?
Aunt Alexandra refuses to allow the Scouts to visit Calpurnia. This is because young white girls do not spend time in black neighborhoods and never in their homes. In fact, Aunt Alexandra believes that Atticus should terminate his employment with the Calpurnia family.
What nasty surprise awaits the children at the very end of the chapter?
12.7 What nasty surprise awaits the children at the end of the chapter? Their Aunt Alexandra has come to stay with them. Aunt Alexandra is full of Aunt Alexandra because she doesn’t come often enough to visit Scout. Neither of them know how to talk to each other.
What is the name of Calpurnia’s church and what is the significance?
The church in Calpurnia is called First Purchase African M.E. Church. It is called First Purchase because it was built with the first earnings of the newly freed slaves.
Why should one not tell all one knows according to Calpurnia?
Calpurnia says that one should not tell all that one knows. First, because it is unladylike and second, because people do not like to be around people who know more than they do. 5.
What does Scout learn when she accompanies Calpurnia to church Why might this be a pivotal moment for Scout?
Why is this a pivotal moment for scouts? The scout learns that Calpurnia has to change the way she speaks in order to appear like them. She did not want them to think she was better off with them. Scout also learned that the colored churches were very poor and had no hymn books.