SR The Pearl Ch 6

What is the significance of Kino's decision to throw the pearl back into the sea at the end of the chapter?

• Kino's decision to throw the pearl back into the sea signifies his fear of the ocean and his desire to avoid it

• Kino's decision to throw the pearl back into the sea signifies his acceptance of greed and corruption, and his desire to become wealthy

• Kino's decision to throw the pearl back into the sea signifies his rejection of greed and corruption, and his desire to return to a simple and peaceful life.

• Kino's decision to throw the pearl back into the sea signifies his indifference towards wealth and his desire to live in poverty

How does Kino's character change throughout the chapter, and what does this reveal about the theme of greed?

• Kino's character changes from humble to heroic, revealing the theme of greed in the story.

• Kino's character changes from selfless to selfish, revealing the theme of greed in the story.

• Kino's character changes from generous to greedy, revealing the theme of greed in the story.

• Kino's character changes from content to consumed by greed, revealing the theme of greed in the story.

Describe the symbolism of the scorpion in this chapter and how it relates to the overall plot.

• The scorpion represents love and unity, bringing the characters closer together

• The scorpion symbolizes betrayal and danger, foreshadowing the challenges the characters will encounter.

• The scorpion symbolizes wisdom and guidance, leading the characters to make wise decisions

• The scorpion symbolizes good luck and prosperity, bringing positive outcomes for the characters

What does the doctor's refusal to treat Coyotito reveal about the theme of social class and discrimination?

• The doctor's refusal to treat Coyotito reveals the theme of social class and discrimination by showing how the doctor treats everyone equally regardless of their social standing.

• The doctor's refusal to treat Coyotito reveals the theme of social class and discrimination by showing how the doctor only discriminates against higher-class individuals.

• The doctor's refusal to treat Coyotito reveals the theme of social class and discrimination by showing how the doctor is actually very kind and caring towards lower-class individuals.

• The doctor's refusal to treat Coyotito reveals the theme of social class and discrimination by showing how the doctor discriminates against lower-class individuals and prioritizes those of higher social standing.

How does the pearl itself symbolize both hope and destruction in this chapter?

• The pearl symbolizes only happiness and prosperity

• The pearl symbolizes nothing but greed and selfishness

• The pearl symbolizes hope as well as destruction due to its impact on Kino and his family's life.

• The pearl symbolizes only sadness and despair

What inference can be made about Juana's character based on her actions and decisions in this chapter?

• Impulsive and reckless

• Determined and resourceful

• Unmotivated and uninspired

• Indecisive and lazy

Explain the significance of the song of the family and how it reflects the theme of unity and strength.

• The significance of the song of the family lies in its portrayal of unity and strength through the bond and togetherness of the family members.

• The song of the family symbolizes the theme of unity and strength by highlighting the family's shared values and traditions

• The significance of the song of the family is that it represents the family's ability to overcome challenges

• The song of the family reflects the theme of unity and strength by showcasing the family's love for music

How does the conflict between Kino and the doctor drive the plot forward in this chapter?

• The conflict between Kino and the doctor drives the plot forward by leading to a peaceful resolution

• The conflict between Kino and the doctor drives the plot forward by making the doctor leave the town

• The conflict between Kino and the doctor drives the plot forward by causing Kino to become a doctor himself

• The conflict between Kino and the doctor drives the plot forward by creating tension and motivating Kino to seek a better life for his family.

What critical decision does Kino make in this chapter, and how does it impact the overall storyline?

• Kino decides to bury the pearl and sell it once his baby is well.

• Kino decides to give the pearl away so that another villager will feel the difficulty of making judgment calls and decisions under pressure.

• Kino decides to use the pearl as a decoration in his home so that no man faces what he has gone through.

• Kino returns the pearl to the sea as a symbol of his end to greed and a display of regret and mourning.

In what ways does the chapter highlight the theme of the corrupting influence of wealth and power?

• The theme of the corrupting influence of wealth and power is highlighted through the characters' selfless and noble actions

• The theme of the corrupting influence of wealth and power is highlighted through the character's moral decay and increasingly unethical actions.

• The chapter highlights the theme of the corrupting influence of wealth and power through the characters' philanthropic activities

• The corrupting influence of wealth and power is not highlighted in the chapter