The Pearl Chapter 5

When Kino awakens in the night, who is removing the pearl from beneath the stone in the fire pit?

• Juana

• An unknown thief

• The priest

• The doctor

What does Juana try to do with the pearl?

• Sell it to the pearl buyers.

• Throw it in the sea.

• Give it to the priest.

• Hide it for herself.

When Kino is attacked, what happens to the pearl?

• It is taken by the thieves.

• It falls in the water.

• It is knocked from his hand and lands behind a stone in the path.

• It falls into a bush and is eaten by a bird.

When Juana finds the pearl on the path, what does she do with it?

• She hides it.

• She goes back and throws it into the ocean.

• She takes it to the pearl buyers.

• She gives it to Kino.

What happens to the man who attacks Kino and tries to steal the pearl?

• He escapes but is wounded.

• He is killed by Kino.

• He hides in Juan Tomas' hut and tries again later.

• He cries out and a crowd comes to see what happened.

Why can't Kino and Juana escape in their canoe?

• Their canoe has been broken.

• Their canoe has been stolen.

• Their canoe is missing.

• Their canoe has been sunk deep into the sea.

What happens to Kino's house?

• The floor is dug up, the contents turned over, and it is set on fire.

• The thieves smashed the house and ran away into the night.

• The house is destroyed by a storm.

• The house is overrun by neighbors.

In what way does the language used in Chapter 5 reflect the emotional state of the characters?

• expressing their feelings of joy, contentment, and satisfaction

• conveying their feelings of despair, hopelessness, and desperation

• reflecting their feelings of excitement, anticipation, and eagerness

• indicating their feelings of anger, resentment, and bitterness

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CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RL.7.4

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How does the author's use of foreshadowing in Chapter 5 create suspense for the reader?

• By providing a summary of the entire plot in advance

• By using only direct and straightforward language without any hints

• By introducing irrelevant characters and subplots

• By hinting at future events and creating anticipation and tension for the reader.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

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Before he leaves, Juan Thomas asks Kino, "Will you not give up the pearl?" Kino says he will not give it up because the pearl has become his... what? What does he feel he will lose if he gives it up?

• His pride

• His respect

• His soul

• His dignity