Chapter 3 Flashcards
[Ch. 3] What gave Scout some pleasure?
Catching Walter Cunningham in the schoolyard and rubbing his nose in the dirt. (pg. 30)
[Ch. 3] Who came to stop Scout bothering Walter? How big is Walter and how old?
Jem. (pg. 30)
Walter is smaller than Scout
He is almost as old as Jem
[Ch. 3] Why was Scout trying to rub Walter’s nose in the schoolyard?
Because Walter made Scout start off on the wrong foot (pg. 30)
[Ch. 3] What was Walter like when he picked himself up and stood quietly besides Jem and Scout?
His fists were half cocked as if expecting an onslaught from Jem and Scout. (pg. 30).
[Ch. 3] What did Walter look like he was raised on?
Fish food (pg. 30)
- Eyes were as blue as Dill’s, red-rimmed and watery
- No color in his face except at the tip of his nose, moistly pink
[Ch. 3] What did Jem invite Walter to do?
Come on home to dinner.
[Ch. 3] Where is Mr. Walter Cunningham from?
Old Sarum (pg. 30)
[Ch. 3] Who is Atticus friends with, according to Jem?
Mr. Walter Cunningham from Old Sarum (pg. 31)
[Ch. 3] What does Jem discuss with Walter as they get to the Finch house?
The Radley Place.
Jem grew boastful of having once ran up to the house once.
[Ch. 3] Why can’t Walter pass first grade?
He has to stay out every spring and help his father with the chopping. (transition from pg.31-32)
[Ch. 3] How did Walter and Atticus talk? What did they talk about?
Like two men, to the wonderment of Jem. (pg. 32)
They talked of farm problems (pg. 32)
[Ch. 3] What did Walter ask about in the Finch house?
If there was any molasses in the house, which Atticus summoned Calpurnia for. (pg. 32)
[Ch. 3] What did Walter do with the food (at the Finchs’ house)?
Calpurnia brought the syrup pitcher and Walter poured syrup on his vegetables and meat with a generous hand. He probably would have poured it in his milk glass had Scout not asked what the samhill he was doing. (pg. 32)
[Ch. 3] What did Scout protest to Atticus when Walter was there?
that Walter had drowned his dinner in syrup. (pg. 32)
[Ch. 3] What did Calpurnia do after Scout criticized Walter’s eating habits?
She requested Scout to the kitchen and angrily told Scout that not everyone eats like the Finches do, and that Scout cannot criticize others at the table when they are your company. (transition of pg. 32 - 33)