The Alchemist 67-89

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True or False: Santiago learns to trust his intuition and that all things are connected.

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True

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What is the Englishman’s goal in the desert?

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He wants to find the 200 year old alchemist.

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What does Santiago learn about the Englishman in the caravan?

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He knows the king, too.

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True or False: Santiago does not believe the past or future are important things on which to focus; he worries only about the present.

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True

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Choose the following best definition of Alchemy?

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Medieval chemistry, based on the supposed transformation of matter. It was concerned particularly with attempts to convert base metals into gold or to find a universal elixir.

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What does Santiago's journey symbolize in 'The Alchemist'?

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The pursuit of one's personal legend and the importance of following one's dreams.

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How does Santiago's understanding of the Soul of the World evolve?

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He learns that everything is interconnected and that listening to his heart is essential.

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What role does the desert play in Santiago's journey?

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The desert represents challenges and the unknown, testing Santiago's resolve and growth.

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What lesson does Santiago learn from the crystal merchant?

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He learns about the importance of taking risks and pursuing one's dreams.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'Personal Legend' in the story?

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It refers to one's destiny or purpose in life, which everyone should strive to fulfill.