The book "To Kill a Mockingbird" is memorable for me because one of the main characters, Atticus Finch, stays true to his belief in justice for all. He is willing to defend Tom Robinson, even when the town turns against him. Atticus Finch is a true moral hero-someone who
does not cower when faced with social pressure.
Which sentence would you add to make this conclusion stronger?
OA. Through the character of Atticus, the reader is able to ponder legal questions that emerge both inside and outside of the
courtroom.
OB.
Because of his beliefs, his children, Jeb and Scout, look up to him and defend his actions to others in the town.
Ос.
I hope that when I practice law one day I will demonstrate that same commitment to social justice.
OD.
This book is one that I often recommend to anyone who is interested in issues about race in America in the 20th century.