To Kill A Mockingbird (Passage 5, Questions 31-37, Chap. 10)

It can be inferred from the seventh paragraph (beginning "When he gave us our air rifles") and the two paragraphs which follow it that

Atticus understands boys with air rifles

Miss Maudie's response to Scout's assertion that she is old reveals her I. sense of humor II. acceptance of her age III. testiness

I, II, and III

The tone of the first paragraph is one of

disappointment

"This modest accomplishment" made Scout "even more ashamed" because she felt that

mentioning such a thing showed that there was little else Atticus could do

In the first sentence, the second clause serves primarily to

reflect the youthfulness of the narrator

In the third paragraph, the second and third sentences serve what purpose in relation to the first sentence

to elaborate

The phrase "these attributes" in the sixth paragraph refers to all of the following EXCEPT Atticus'

willingness to play tackle with Jem