Challenges and Responses in Kino's Journey

Kino awakens to a serene morning, reflecting on the song of his family. His peaceful routine is disrupted when a scorpion stings his son, Coyotito. Despite the community's skepticism, Juana insists on seeking a doctor. The neighborhood supports them as they journey to town, but they face prejudice and rejection from the doctor, highlighting social and racial tensions.

What does Kino first notice upon waking up?

• The light of the stars

• The smell of breakfast

• The crowing of the roosters

• The sound of the ocean waves

How does Kino perceive the music of his people?

• As a forgotten tradition

• As a source of conflict

• As a living part of their daily life

• As a burden from the past

What is Juana's first action in the morning?

• She prepares breakfast

• She checks on Coyotito

• She sings a song

• She goes outside

What does Kino do after wrapping his blanket around himself?

• He watches the dawn

• He starts a fire

• He goes back to sleep

• He sings a song

What disrupts the peaceful morning for Kino and Juana?

• A sudden storm

• A scorpion

• A loud noise

• A stranger at the door

How does Juana respond to the scorpion sting?

• She runs to find help

• She calmly sucks out the poison

• She panics and screams

• She prays silently

What is the community's reaction to the scorpion sting?

• They ignore it

• They call the doctor immediately

• They gather to offer help

• They blame Kino

Why is it significant that Juana wants to get the doctor?

• The doctor is a family friend

• The doctor is known for his kindness

• The doctor never visits their area

• The doctor is very expensive

What challenges do Kino and Juana face on their way to the town?

• A long and dangerous journey

• Social and economic barriers

• Hostile townspeople

• A lack of transportation

How does the doctor respond to Kino's request for help?

• He refuses to see them

• He agrees to help immediately

• He sends a nurse to assist

• He demands payment first