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1. Yes, because it is a good opportunity to learn about racism and how the society works.
2. It is showing the respect towards Atticus, since he is defending the blacks as a white person. Which is very rare at that time,

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2: Because Atticus did them a favor they are honoring him now.

1:No because I think they are not ready for things like this.

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1. I would give permission for the kids to go back because it would be a good opportunity for them to learn about the society in Maycomb
2. The negros stood up in a gesture of respect. They were honoring Atticus for defending the blacks and fighting  racism.

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1. Yes I would give them a permission to return because this is an experience for them to learn and understand about the racism that is happening around there society. Also that them know why Atticus continue to fight for black even though he knew he would never win the case.
2. It significant that the respect that the Negro pays to Atticus, also a thank you to Atticus.

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1. no, children that young shouldn't be thinking about those things, they should be playing in a garden.

2. the negros stood up because he stood up for them.

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1. I would let the children watch the trial because they need to learn more about the world and using this real life situation , its a good learning opportunity

2. the people in the colored balcony all stood up to respect atticus on helping tom robinson and fighting racism

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no i wouldnt becuase a trial isnt a place for children it can be inn apropriate or to mature

2. that signifys they approve of him

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1. Yes. I think it is a good experience to make the children learn how the society works.
2. They respect Atticus for fighting racism and do his duty.

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2. The blacks honor Atticus as he leaves the courtroom out of respect because they are grateful for what Atticus has done to save Tom Robinson. Even if he loses the case, his effort still helps Maycomb to become a more welcoming place for all race of people.
5. I don't think Tom Robinson will be acquitted because despite Atticus's convincing speech and all the corroborative evidence shows that Tom is innocent, the white jury has never favor a black man over a white man in Maycomb due to racism.

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2. the negros stood up to honor atticus. black people were treated very badly compared to white people in the society back then. and a white men standing up for a black men is something the blacks didn't think would've happened. i think it also symbolized the respect atticus earned from the blacks.

4. yes, i think he will be acquitted because the jury will decide the case based on the evidence and that's what atticus was certain about.

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2. They stood up to pay respect for his effort on helping Tom Robinson and the colored community.

3. This reference to the previous mad dog scene is like a metaphor of this trial. The mad dog, or whatever Atticus was shooting at, symbolizes the theme of racism. "Watching all the time knowing that the gun was empty" suggests that all the spectators, just like Scout, knew that this effort on trying to eliminate and defeat "racism" is impossible.

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1. I think I will also give the permission for the kids to return. This is because that I want them to know how does the society really look like.

2. The black people stand out to show respect to Atticus. They understand that Atticus had try to help them even if he's white, so even if he lost the case, Black people on the second level still stand up to thank for Atticus.

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1. I would allow them to watch the court. Children knows what is racism.
2. They stand up to honor Atticus. A white man helping a helpless and powerless negro is not a norm.

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1. If I were Atticus, I would let them return, because I would want them to learn and know the situation happening in the society, and that them know how racism can affect a solution, and also learn about racism between colors.

2. The signifies of the Negros standing up as Atticus leaves is because they respect the things Atticus done on helping them.

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1. I would let them return so they could know how racism can affect one's moral

2. I think they do this to appreciate how Atticus helps defending for a black man

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2. The reason that all the Negros on the colored-balcony stood up when Atticus leaves is to honor him and what he done for their races. They respect Atticus for being willing to defend one of their kind when their race is suffering from severe racism, and trying his best to earn Tom Robinson his innocence.

4. I think Atticus whispered something about to Tom Robinson about how he tried his best and comfort him that he would be alright to give Tom Robinson some encouragement in this cruel trial.

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2. They stood up to Atticus as a sign of respect for supporting the black community.
4.  We will win this

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1. I would because it's an educational opportunity for the children.
2. It signifies respect. Standing up as Atticus leaves shows the appreciation and the respect of the black community for successfully defending Tom Robinson.

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1. If I were Atticus, I would allow the children to come and watch the trial because it could be a good opportunity to teach them how racism is influencing the community and the justice of the people in the society.
2. It symbolizes the compliment and the respect of the blacks towards Atticus's behaviour, as he has helped someone with a different race even though people are opposed of his decision.

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1. yes so then they’ll know how racism effect the situation
2. they stood up when atticus left the room to honor what he has done

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1. I would not let them return, because I want them to witness how discrimination can change the outcomes of situations such as the trial.
2. This signifies that the colored people are saluting or honoring Atticus for defending a black man.

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2. They were honoring him for standing up and supporting the black community
4. We will win this

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2. they respect Atticus and understands the sacrifices he had made. To defend Tom for a case that was already defeated before starting.

4. based on the story context, it may be Atticus saying that they will appeal the case.

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1. Atticus relented before allowing the children to come back and watch the trial. If you were Atticus, would you give them permission to return? Why or why not?

2. Why did all the Negros stand up as Atticus leaves? (What does that signify?)

3. "...it was like watching Atticus walk into the street, raise a rifle to his shoulder and pull the trigger, but watching all the time knowing that the gun was empty." As Scout waits for the verdict she recalls the scene of the mad dog. But this time Atticus's authority does not prevail. How does this remind you of the central theme of this novel- racism?

4. What do you think Atticus whispered to Tom Robinson just before he left the courtroom?