Introduction to The Pearl

John Steinbeck wrote about all the following EXCEPT:

• migrants

• the working class

• gangs

• farmers

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Steinbeck wrote all the following novels EXCEPT:

• Grapes of Wrath

• Home of the Brave

• OF Mice and Men

• East of Eden

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One can say that Steinbeck was concerned about

• the wealthy

• the average person

• the Roman Catholic Church

• the Spaniards

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Who introduced Spanish culture to the indigenous people of Mexico?

• the government

• the church

• the military

• the navy

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The Spanish culture influenced the indigenous people in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• buildings

• language

• religion

• farming methods

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Indigenous means

• poor

• ignorant

• native

• rich

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All of the following were the 'indigenous" people of Mexico EXCEPT:

• the Mayans

• the Spaniards

• the Aztecs

• the Zapotec

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The indigenous people had a culture that was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT:

• technology

• folklore

• uncivility

• idol worship

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The novel The Pearl by John Steinbeck is an example of

• a myth

• folklore

• a fairytale

• nonfiction

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All the following describe a valuable pearl EXCEPT:

• a gem

• perfectly shaped

• dull

• lustrous

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