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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD –
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Here it is-- one of the most-requested titles for a film
study guide. Told from the point of view of young Scout Finch,
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD centers around many themes, including
racism and injustice, the mysteries of childhood, family life, how to deal with others who are handicapped, growing up,
and life in a small Alabama town in the 1930s.
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This study guide includes
- vocabulary and literary terms relevant to the film,
- introductory information regarding the time period,
- reproducible study questions to use
as the film progresses,
- a post-movie test,
- ideas for writing or research assignments to enhance what the students
have learned.
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