The Pearl Chapter 4

What do the pearl buyers want?

• to make a profit

• to get the lowest possibe price for a pearl

• to get the highest possible price for a pearl

• to make the patron happy

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All the poor people want Kino to . . .

• give money to the poor

• move to a nicer house

• to fail

• to be a bad person

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Who doesn't go with Kino to sell the pearl?

• the town's people

• Juana and Coyotito

• Juan Thomas and Apalonia

• the priest

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Kino wears his hat at a tilt because . . .

• he wants to look serious and agressive

• he wants to look rich

• he wants to look handsome

• he wants to show respect

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What does Juan Thomas warn Kino?

• that Juana will try to throw the pearl in the ocean

• that the buyers will try to cheat them

• that the priest can't be trusted

• that the doctor will hurt Coyotito

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How do Kino and Juana feel about the pearl at the end of chapter 4?

• They both think the pearl represents good fortune.

• They both think the pearl represents destruction.

• Kino thinks the pearl represents destruction; Juana thinks it represents good fortune.

• Kino thinks it represents good fortune; Juana thinks it represents destruction.

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What did Kino's father teach him about going to the capital to sell pearls?

• The capital is where you get your best price
• It is a sin to try to leave your station in life
• The dealers in the capital are crooked
• The journey to the capital is long and expensive

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Why did Juana and Kino leave the village?

• They heard of a buyer in the next town who was more honest

• They went to look for a school for Coyotito

• They were afraid because Kino was attacked.

• They were invited to meet the mayor of the city

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What do they do with the pearl?

• They donate it to the church

• They decide to take it to the capital.

• They sell it to the buyer for fifteen hundred dollars

• They bury it in Coyotito's grave

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What does their action with the pearl symbolize?

• Honor is more important than wealth
• Kino has lost in his conflicts with man and nature
• Juana wants Kino to give up diving for pearls
• Man's will  power is stronger than greed

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