English, 19.10.2019 03:30 allieallie

Has anyone seen and read to kill a mockingbird? i have a worksheet and i am very confused.

1. how are the characters different on film than how you imagined them to be? identify at least four examples and be specific.

2. in a paragraph, discuss the role of atticus finch, jem or scout and compare him/her to another character in another work (movie, book, tv show, etc.) be detailed in your explanation.

3. pretend you are directing your own version of to kill a mockingbird. cast at least 6 of the characters any way you want (real life actors, actors from the past, friends, etc) give a short explanation of why you chose the particular actor for the part.

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