If you were away, we
- discussed the answers to the chapter 1 and 2 questions
- worked on the poster project
- started chapter 3/4 questions
Homework:
- If you haven't finished researching and writing the text for your poster, do so tonight.
- Answer chapter 3 & 4 questions
Chapter 3:
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Why did Sam feel a little respect for Virgil?
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Chapter 3 reveals that racism will be a major issue in the novel. Give three examples of actions by characters that demonstrate racism.
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What degree of authority does Gillespie hold within his own police department? Explain.
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Give the significance of the following quotes:
(a) “That's what he's got a shirttail for”
(b) “I don't intend to sue you or Mr. Wood for false arrest. You don't need to bother with a release. Thanks for your hospitality”
(c) “Like I said, Virgil, we know our business down here. Go home.”
Chapter 4:
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Describe Sam's inner conflict regarding Virgil.
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Contrast Chief Gillespie and Virgil Tibb's approach to dealing with the suspect, Harvey Oberst.
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How does Virgil prove Harvey's innocence?
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Who is Endicott and what position does he hold in town?