Question: "To Kill a Mockingbird" questions on chapters 4-6? 1. what is Scout's view of the educational system in Alabama?\n\n2. Why did Cecil Jacobs walk a total of one mile to and from school everyday?\n\n3. What is it that Jem keeps accusing Scout of becoming?\n\n4. Describe Jem's theory of what has become of Arthur Radley.\n\n5. Name the 1st reason Scout wanted to quit playing Jem's new game.

Answer: 1. (answered correctly)\n2. Cecil Jacobs was afraid of the grumpy old neighbor, Mrs. Dubose, who was a crabby old lady that insulted people when they walked by her house. Mrs. Dubose's house is in the path to Cecil's home, and so, to avoid interaction with her, he walks that extra mile.\n3. Jem keeps accusing Scout of becoming a girl.\n4.Jem figures that Arthur died and Nathan Radley shooved him up the chimney.\n5. The first reason was that Scout was afraid that Atticus has told the children that they weren't allowed to play the game.
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