Question

quiz 2: to kill a mockingbird, part 1
which of the following statements about scout is true?
scout is older than jem and is the narrator of the novel.
scout did not mean to insult walter cunningham, she just did not understand that what she was saying was offensive.
scout did not respect calpurnia because she was african - american and told atticus she did not want her working for the family any more.
scout tells the story from her innocent, child - like point of view.

Explanation:

In "To Kill a Mockingbird", Scout is younger than Jem and is the narrator. She respects Calpurnia. When she interacts with Walter Cunningham, she doesn't mean to insult him but is just naive. And she tells the story from a child - like perspective.

Answer:

B. Scout did not mean to insult Walter Cunningham, she just did not understand that what she was saying was offensive.