A. Literary Movement
A literary movement is used to describe a trend in literature that is characterised by the shared assumptions, beliefs and practices of an influential group of writers. A literary movement consists of pieces of literary work from different authors but usually in the same era. They are all considered as a part of one literary movement because of similarity in ideas.
Answer:
I believe its false
Explanation:
If i remember To Kill A Mockingbird correctly, Atticus wanted Scout to overhear the conversation
