Aunt Alexandra

Question 1

Aunt Alexandra and gender roles- ‘She said I wasn’t…’

Answer 1

‘supposed to be doing things that required pants’

Question 2

Aunt Alexandra and gender roles- ‘Grandma says all men…’

Answer 2

‘should learn to cook… and wait on [their wives] when they don’t feel good’

Question 3

Aunt Alexandra and racial equality- ‘Grandma says… now he’s turned out a…’

Answer 3

‘nigger-lover, we’ll never be able to walk the streets of Maycomb again’

Question 4

Aunt Alexandra and prejudice- ‘Aunt Alexandra was of the opinion… that…’

Answer 4

‘the longer a family had been squatting on one patch of land, the finer it was’

Question 5

Aunt Alexandra and Atticus- ‘I’m…’

Answer 5

‘sorry, Brother’

Question 6

Aunt Alexandra and social equality- ‘The thing is, you can…’

Answer 6

‘scrub Walter Cunningham until he shines… but he’ll never be like Jem’

Question 7

Aunt Alexandra and Scout- ‘Are you…’

Answer 7

‘alright darling?… Aunty brought me my overalls’