Answer:
Cecil Jacobs insults Atticus
Explanation:
During the trial of Tom Robinson, most of the town does not agreed with Atticus's defending of Tom Robinson - Cecil Jacobs insulted Atticus over this and Scout (being a hot head) fought him over it.
The overall tone of the passage "Caius Julius Caesar, the first Roman that came into Britain" is that, Julius Caesar was proud and felt like he could conquer Britain and take it for his own. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day ahead!
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being bashful means being shy
Answer:
<em>B </em><em>Terror and Fear</em>
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as the paragraph mentions
*ahem*<em> "groan of mortal terror. It was not a groan of pain or of"</em>
and <em>"echo, the terrors that distracted me. I say I knew it" </em>
shall hint to the reader the <em>idea of this passage</em>
this will remove A <em>Upbeat ending </em>as a correct option
reading the full passage at the half/end, It doesn't seem as a life or death so we can also remove <em>D </em><em>life or death</em> as an option it may see, that way but it doesn't really give us a sight of death or live blossoming
and <em>C </em><em>a unsolved mystery</em>
doesn't appear to be one, it may give us that thought at the beginning
but it mentions <em> "I knew what the old man felt, and pitied him,"</em>
which should say we k<em>now it's no mstyery</em>
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"No time hath she to sport and play"
"She weaveth steadily..."
"She lives with little joy or fear."
