1) If Scout felt left out of the friendship of Jem and Dill, then how come she didn’t go to her friends her age, and not her uncle’s friend, Miss Maudie?
I think that Scout likes hanging out with someone older than her because maybe she doesn’t feel comfortable with her age group. Nearly the same age , they grew up together at Finch Landings . That since she’s so smart they’ll say o she’s to smart we don’t want to hang with her. Or maybe because she’s used to hanging out with her older brother, she’s used to hanging out with older people. That's why she stayed with Miss Maudie.
2) If you knew the truth about someone, but you still heard all the rumors about him, would you tell your friend the truth, or not tell them at all and make them think what they hear?
Miss Maudie grew up with Boo Radley. In fact he was a very nice boy. And he is still alive. If it was me I would most definitely tell my friend because you wouldn’t want bad things said about you even though your friend thought he was dead. I would say something to my friend, and I would want a friend to say something to me so I wouldn’t spread rumors.
3) Do you think it was nice that Jem and Dill put a note through the window asking Boo Radley if he wanted to get ice cream?
If you look it in a way, you’d think it’s so nice that they’re asking Boo Radley to come with them to get ice cream. But if you read on, you will see that they were actually teasing him and tormenting him. Jem held out a filthy piece of paper to let Atticus to read it. Atticus orders them to stop tormenting that man with either notes or the “Boo Radley” game. If Mr Radley wanted to stay inside in house , he had the right to stay inside from those children.