The Pearl Chapter 3

In Chapter 3, what motivates Kino's determination to find a buyer for the pearl?

• a) His desire for revenge against the village elders.

• b) His fear of losing the pearl to thieves or trackers.

• c) His dreams of using the pearl to secure his family's future.

• d) His need to prove his worth to the other villagers.

How does the narrative style in Chapter 3 of "The Pearl" contribute to the reader's understanding of Kino's emotions?

• a) The narrative style is highly objective, offering little insight into Kino's thoughts.

• b) The narrative style provides deep insight into Kino's inner thoughts and feelings.

• c) The narrative style shifts between characters, making it hard to understand Kino.

• d) The narrative style is fragmented, making it difficult to connect with Kino emotionally.

In Chapter 3, what is the central conflict that Kino faces?

• a) The conflict between Kino and the village priest over the pearl's fate.

• b) The conflict between Kino's desire for wealth and the safety of his family.

• c) The conflict between Kino and the trackers who are pursuing him.

• d) The conflict between Kino and Juana over their differing visions for the pearl.

How does Steinbeck convey the villagers' opinions about the pearl in Chapter 3?

• a) The villagers express their thoughts clearly and directly through dialogue.

• b) The villagers' opinions are revealed indirectly through their actions and gestures.

• c) Dialogue is absent in this chapter, leaving the villagers' thoughts a mystery.

• d) The villagers are indifferent to the pearl and don't discuss it.

What nickname do the townspeople give the pearl?

• Pearl of the world

• Precious stone

• Gem of the ages

• Stone of the world

Which of the following isn't something Kino says he will purchase with the money he gets from selling the pearl?

• New clothes

• Better food

• Marriage in a church

• Harpoon

What song does Kino hear when the priest comes to visit?

• Song of the Family

• Song of the Church

• Song of Evil

• Song of Love

Why does the doctor come to Kino's house? (The actual reason, not the one he gives)

• He is concerned about Coyotito.

• He has come to apologize.

• He heard that Kino discovered a large pearl.

• He is concerned about Kino's hand.

The doctor gives the baby a white powder, and his next words are ironic. What does he say?

• "The baby is fine and doesn't need treatment."

• "I have saved the baby from this unfortunate accident."

• "I think the poison will attack within the hour."

• "So, you have a pearl. Is it a good one?"

Who in the story states the following:

"It would be a shame to have it stolen before you could sell it".

• Juan Tomas

• Coyotito

• Doctor

• Priest