In 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' the mockingbird is widely interpreted as a symbol of what?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
Medium AP Exams item. Correct choice: A. Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice.
- A. Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice ✓
- B. Wealth and privilege
Why not B: “Wealth and privilege” is not Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice.
- C. The power of the legal system
Why not C: “The power of the legal system” is not Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice.
- D. Southern hospitality
Why not D: “Southern hospitality” is not Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice.
Correct answer
A. Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice
Explanation
Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice (option A) is the accepted answer to “In 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' the mockingbird is widely interpreted as a symbol of what”. Option B (Wealth and privilege) is a different value from Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice. Option C (The power of the legal system) is a different value from Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice. Option D (Southern hospitality) is a different value from Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice. Keep Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice as the AP Exams fact for this stem.
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Tags: American Exams, AP English Literature, Symbolism
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