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After reading some of the posts on the forum lately about the news in the world, we really could use a few more men like Atticus around these days....

Greetings from your American Film Institute!...

Idioms are word combinations that are idiotic! In other words, idioms have meanings that can't be figured out by looking up the words in the dictionary. They have meanings that are understood by...

Last set of Vocabulary!!!

Chapter 17 - Vocabulary



acrimonious (adj.): sarcastic; bitter; nasty


affirmative nod (adj. + n.): Affirmative means positive. To give an affirmative nod would...

Chapter 11 - Vocabulary



apoplectic (adj.): Apoplexy is a condition of sudden paralysis; a stroke. To be apoplectic, in this case, is to behave as if on the verge of having a stroke.


arbor...

Chapter 8 - Vocabulary



aberrations (n.): an aberration is a deviation, or a moving away from, something that is normal. The fact that winter comes so quickly in Maycomb is abnormal, thus, an...

Chapter 4 - Vocabulary



auspicious (adj.): favorable


melancholy (adj.): sad and gloomy

Here is vocabulary and idioms to go along with To Kill A Mockingbird as discussed in this thread
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/Belmont_HS/tkm/

Chapter 1 - Vocabulary



ambled: (vb.): to walk at...