WorksheetsThe Pearl by John Steinbeck CHAPTER 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main event that happens to Kino and his family in Chapter 3 of "The Pearl"?
Kino finds a large pearl.
Kino and his family are attacked by thieves.
Kino sells the pearl for a great price.
Kino's son falls ill.
How does the community react to Kino's discovery of the pearl in Chapter 3?
They are indifferent to the news.
They are happy for Kino and celebrate with him.
They become envious and start plotting against him.
They advise him to sell the pearl quickly.
What does Kino hope to achieve with the wealth from the pearl in Chapter 3?
He wants to buy a new house.
He dreams of sending his son to school.
He plans to travel the world.
He wishes to start a business.
In Chapter 3, how does Juana feel about the pearl after the attack on their family?
She is excited about the future.
She is fearful and wants to get rid of it.
She is indifferent to its presence.
She is determined to protect it at all costs.
What does the doctor do when he hears about Kino's pearl in Chapter 3?
He offers to buy the pearl from Kino.
He visits Kino's house to treat Coyotito.
He ignores the news and continues his work.
He sends a servant to inquire about the pearl.
What is Kino's reaction to the priest's visit in Chapter 3?
He is grateful for the priest's blessings.
He is suspicious of the priest's intentions.
He is eager to donate to the church.
He is indifferent to the priest's visit.
How does the pearl affect Kino's relationship with his neighbors in Chapter 3?
It strengthens their bond.
It causes tension and jealousy.
It has no effect on their relationship.
It makes them more supportive of Kino.
What does Kino do to protect his family after the attack in Chapter 3?
He hides the pearl in a secret place.
He decides to leave the village immediately.
He builds a stronger door for their house.
He asks the neighbors for help.
What is the significance of the pearl in Chapter 3 for Kino's future plans?
It represents a chance for a better life.
It is a symbol of his past struggles.
It is a reminder of his cultural heritage.
It signifies the end of his dreams.
How does Kino's perception of the pearl change by the end of Chapter 3?
He sees it as a curse rather than a blessing.
He believes it will solve all his problems.
He thinks it is not as valuable as he first thought.
He feels it is a gift from the gods.
