When mr. tate criticizes atticus’s shot at the mad dog as being “a little to the right,” he is actually suggesting
he is an excellent shot
he has failed
he needs better glasses
the dog is rabid

''He is an excellent shot'' is the right answer.

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When Mr. Tate criticizes Atticus’s shot at the mad dog as being “a little to the right,” he is actually suggesting he is an excellent shot.

Explanation:

In "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, this scene shows Mr. Tate giving, in fact, a compliment disguised as something that seems to be a critic about the shooting abilities of Atticus, who was called to act since there is a rabid dog in the neighborhood and it was well known that he was the best shooter around.

answer: swag on me

explanation:

nervous or scared i would say

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