Help with To Kill A mocking bird (easy ten points if you help)?

Question

1. Why do all the Negroes stand as atticus walks down the courtroom aisle after he looses tom's case. how many Whites differ in their opinions of the work he has done?

2. How do the Blacks show their appreciation for the way Atticus handled the Robinson case?

3. Who are some of the people who are upset by the verdict that are not blacks.

4.Why does Dill get upset when Mr. Gilmer Cross examines tom?

5. What Mistake does tom make when he says that he helped Mayella because he felt sorry for her?

Answer 1

Read the book.

Answer 2

Or maybe you can read the book at all.  I don't get why people clearly post all their homework online...*shakes head* laziness.

Answer 3

im gona say to you the same i said to some other guy

one word my friend: GOOGLE

Answer 4

1. All the Negroes stand as Atticus walks down the courtroom aisle after he looses Tom's case because they are showing their respect for him for trying to win the case, standing up for Tom, and not being like the other whites who think that all Negroes are the equivelent to nothing. Most whites do not like the fact that Atticus was trying to help Tom. A few of the people who differed in opinion from the majority of the whites were Atticus, Scout, Jem, and Dill. There are some others but I forgot.  

2. The Blacks show their appreciation for the way Atticus handled the Robinson case by standing up when he passes by the Negroes balcony after losing the case and by sending him a lot of food.  

3. Some of the peoplpe who are upset by the verdict that are not blacks are Dill, Scout, Jem, and Atticus.

4. Dill gets upset when Mr. Gilmer cross examines Tom because of the language that Mr. Gilmer uses and the way he talks to Tom.

5. The mistake that Tom made when he said that he helped Mayella because he felt sorry for her was that most whites believed that Negroes were below them and that Negroes should never say, do, or think anything that suggests that they might be higher in social status than whites.

Answer 5

1. All the Negroes stand as Atticus walks down the courtroom aisle after he loses tom's case to SHOW RESPECT for Atticus for TRYING to win. All the whites differ in their opinions of the work he has done

2. The Blacks show their appreciation for the way Atticus handled to Robinson case by standing as he walks down the courtroom aisle AND sending him "enough food to bury the family"

3. Bob Ewell and Dill

4. Dill gets upset because of the language Mr. Gilmer uses when examining Tom

5. He made no mistake. Tom Robinson HIMSELF was considered as a mistake for being black

....by the way....try to read your books a bit closer...these were all easy questions....you would've found ALL of the answers had you just read the book a bit more thoroughly