APC SG Section 3 pp 47-79

What is the significance of Santiago's dream in this section?

• It predicts his failure

• It guides him towards his Personal Legend

• It warns him of danger

• It distracts him from his journey

The Alchemist: What lessons does Santiago learn by working at the crystal shop?

• Santiago learns to avoid risks and play it safe.
• Santiago discovers the importance of following others' dreams.
• Santiago learns perseverance, the value of dreams, and the importance of innovation.
• Santiago realizes that hard work is unnecessary for success.

What does the desert symbolize in this section of the book?

• Isolation and despair

• The unknown and potential for growth

• Wealth and prosperity

• Danger and death

How does Santiago's relationship with the Englishman affect his journey?

• It distracts him from his goal

• It provides him with new insights and knowledge

• It causes him to doubt his abilities

• It leads him to abandon his quest

What inference can be made about Santiago's journey from pages 47-79?

• Santiago regrets leaving his home

• Santiago is beginning to understand the importance of his journey

• Santiago is planning to abandon his quest

• Santiago is only interested in finding treasure

What does the Englishman's pursuit of alchemy symbolize?

• The quest for eternal life

• The search for spiritual enlightenment

• The desire for power

• The need for companionship

How does Santiago's interaction with the crystal merchant contribute to the theme of the book?

• It shows the value of hard work

• It highlights the importance of following one's dreams

• It emphasizes the need for wealth

• It demonstrates the power of friendship

What does the crystal merchant's fear of change symbolize?

• The comfort of routine

• The inevitability of fate

• The danger of ambition

• The power of love

How does Santiago's character develop in this section of the book?

• He becomes more materialistic

• He learns to trust his instincts and the omens

• He decides to return home

• He becomes disillusioned with his journey

How does the author use the character of the crystal merchant to convey a message?

• To show the dangers of greed

• To illustrate the consequences of not pursuing one's dreams

• To demonstrate the benefits of wealth

• To highlight the importance of friendship