Answer:
Jem was shocked and astonished to hear that one of the jurors was a Cunningham.
Atticus told him that the Cunninghams are good bunch who would be on your side once you earned their respect.
Atticus suggestes that people can change if they know more about the people and the issue. The late night incident at the jail must have changed Mr. Cunningham's view which in turn also led to the stand of the Cunnigham juror siding with Tom.
Explanation:
Jem's reaction to Atticus' revelation that one of Tom's jury was a Cunningham was that of shock and astonishment, added with the fact that he actually asked for an outright acquittal of Tom. He was also rather confused as to why he would do that, <em>"One minute they’re tryin‘ to kill him and the next they’re tryin’ to turn him loose… I’ll never understand those folks as long as I live</em>." (Chapter 23, To Kill A Mockingbird)
Atticus explained to them the Cunninghams are one of the most respectable family who will do what is right irrespective of what the majority people may think or want. And they also keep their word, so if they have respect for someone, that will run till they die, "<em>once you earned their respect they were for you tooth and nail".</em>
Atticus suggested that an individual can be persuaded to change his stance when he mentioned that the night the mob came to the jail to torment Tom, Mr. Cunningham may have felt a sense of respect for the way Scout dealt with him. That night, Scout told Mr. Cunnigham that she attended the same school as his son and that he was a good son. this must have changed his perspective of the Finches for not only did he led the mob to leave, he also seems to have told the Cunningham juror about it for he also changed his stance on Tom's case.
Adjectives that start with 'E' -
Enormous
Ecstatic
Ebony
Egotistic
Extraordinary
The voting rights act of 1965 focused on controlling legal barriers at the state and local levels that stoped African Americans from using their right to vote. It it important because it banned the discriminatory voting practices that were affected in many southern states after the civil war.
Answer:
C. The guard talked so quickly that we couldn’t understand his directions.
Explanation:
A pronoun is a word that replaces the common or proper noun in a sentence to avoid the repetition of the same noun. Some examples of pronouns are I, we, you, they, he, she, it, etc.
The faulty, vague, or ambiguous pronoun is the one that confuses a reader of the pronoun's antecedent or a sentence in which the reader is unable to know which noun is the pronoun referring to.
In the given statement, the vague pronoun is represented in the use of the <em>'you' </em>pronoun. The correct pronoun instead of 'you' should be 'we' to make the statement more clear.
Therefore, the correct option is C.
