The Pearl Steinbeck

Before finding the pearl, what is Kino's most valuable possession?

• A seashell that he has always treasured

• A cowskin drum

• His wedding ring

• His grandfather's canoe

Juana applies her own remedies to Coyotito's wound. So why does she still want the doctor to help?

• Because his medicine has more authority

• Because the doctor has always been kind to the "little Indians"

• Because Coyotito's wound became infected

• Because Kino wants the doctor's help

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What is Juana's view of luck?

• She thinks true strength comes from making your own luck.

• She thinks luck is essential in healing Coyotito.

• She thinks luck doesn't exist.

• She thinks you are either born lucky or you are born unlucky.

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What is the setting of The Pearl?

• Mexico’s colonial period

• La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico

• Mexico’s colonial period; La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico

• 1935; Salinas, California

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Which of the following are characters in The Pearl?

• Juana

• Juan Tomás

• Tino

• All of the above

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Where was Steinbeck born?

• Salinas, California

• Salinas, Mexico

• San Francisco, California

• New York, New York

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Which of the following are symbols in The Pearl?

• Pearl

• Scorpion

• Songs

• Canoe

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What is the main theme of John Steinbeck's 'The Pearl'?

• A) The corrupting power of greed

• B) The importance of family

• C) The struggle for survival

• D) The beauty of nature

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In 'The Pearl', what does the pearl symbolize for Kino and his family?

• A) Wealth and prosperity

• B) Hope and a better future

• C) Evil and misfortune

• D) Love and unity

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How does Steinbeck portray the doctor in 'The Pearl'?

• A) As a kind and generous man

• B) As a symbol of colonial oppression

• C) As a wise and helpful figure

• D) As a friend to the villagers