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Answer:
The child seems like they aren't good enough to do whatever it is the mother insists she's good at. The mother thinks highly of her child, and knows her child can do anything she wants to. But the child is just not confident.
Atticus does not pretend to be better than anyone. He is not racist and does not put on airs. He raises his children with the same standards that he raises himself with. Other people in the town make up long lies that they blame on others, using race as a key part.
Answer:
Read "Restoring Black History” on p. 41 of your textbook. Write three questions about the writer’s use of rhetoric to support his claim. Then provide an answer for each question.
Questions can be about diction, imagery, syntax or other rhetorical strategies.
An example question is, Why does Gates use diction that references fighting to describe the opening of the museum?
Write the questions and answers in complete sentences with proper punctuation
