The Pearl Chs. 4-6

Front

Why does Kino become 'every man's enemy'?

Back

Kino has a pearl, and others wish they had it.

Front

What does Kino find to be dangerous?

Back

Making plans.

Front

Where does Kino hide the pearl?

Back

In a hole in the floor.

Front

What does Juana want to do with the pearl?

Back

Juana wants to get rid of the pearl.

Front

Which of the following is NOT one of the remarks made by the pearl buyers about the pearl?

Back

The pearl is worth fifty thousand pesos.

Front

What is the significance of the pearl in the story?

Back

The pearl symbolizes wealth, ambition, and the potential for both good and evil.

Front

How does Kino's character change throughout the story?

Back

Kino evolves from a hopeful man to a desperate and paranoid individual due to the pearl's influence.

Front

What role does Juana play in Kino's life?

Back

Juana serves as Kino's moral compass, often urging him to abandon the pearl.

Front

What does the pearl represent in terms of social class?

Back

The pearl represents the divide between the wealthy and the poor, highlighting issues of greed and exploitation.

Front

How do the townspeople react to Kino's discovery of the pearl?

Back

The townspeople become envious and greedy, leading to conflict.