The Pearl Chapter Six

Why does Steinbeck say that the sea bed had raised the King of Spain to be a great power in Europe?

• Because the King had many fisherman who became wealthy in the Gulf of Mexico

• Because the oysters and pearls found there made the King wealthy

• Because the coral reefs were exotic and valuable

• Because the seashells collected there were very valuable

What is Steinbeck's tone as he describes the Song of the Pearl That Might Be?

• Hopeful

• Pessimistic

• Whimsical

• Exhausted

Which line foreshadows, or helps you know what will happen, the finding of the Pearl of the World?

• "the little secret melody of the pearl that might be was stronger this morning"

• "Kino, in his pride and youth, could remain down over two minutes without strain."

• "A little to his right a hummock of rubbly rock stuck up..."

• "Because they were disturbed, the oysters were tightly closed."

Why does Steinbeck describe the melody of the maybe pearl as being "clear and beautiful" when Kino finds the great pearl?

• Because the pearl was so beautiful that it looked clear.

• Because it was clear that they had found a valuable pearl.

• Because Kino could hear the song better above the water.

• Because the water was very clear that day.

What did Juana put on the baby's wound?

• A band aid

• Leaves

• Sand

• Seaweed

what does Juana do while Kino hunts for pearls?

• Stays home to take care of Coyotito.

• Goes with him.

• Takes the baby to town.

• Prepares lunch.

Kino put the pearls in a

• bucket

• canoe

• sack

• basket

What is the significance of the 'Song of the Family' in Chapter Six of 'The Pearl'?

• A) It represents Kino's hope and dreams for the future.

• B) It symbolizes the wealth and prosperity brought by the pearl.

• C) It signifies the danger and evil associated with the pearl.

• D) It reflects the harmony and safety of Kino's family.

How does Steinbeck use imagery to describe the setting in Chapter Six of 'The Pearl'?

• A) By using bright and colorful descriptions of the landscape.

• B) By depicting the harsh and oppressive nature of the environment.

• C) By focusing on the beauty and tranquility of the sea.

• D) By highlighting the bustling and lively village life.

What role does Juana play in Chapter Six of 'The Pearl'?

• A) She is a passive observer of Kino's actions.

• B) She actively supports Kino's decisions without question.

• C) She challenges Kino's decisions and offers her own perspective.

• D) She leaves Kino to pursue her own path.