The Pearl Chapter 2

Front

What is Juana's view of luck?

Back

Juana believes that luck is essential in healing Coyotito.

Front

Why is it not good to want a thing too much?

Back

Wanting something too much drives the luck away.

Front

Why does Steinbeck describe the melody of the maybe pearl as being 'clear and beautiful'?

Back

It was clear that they had found a valuable pearl.

Front

What does Juana pray for as they set out in the canoe?

Back

She prays that they find a pearl to pay the doctor with.

Front

What does Kino do when he sees the pearl?

Back

Kino howls with joy.

Front

Define the term 'pearl' in the context of the story.

Back

A pearl is a valuable gem formed within an oyster, symbolizing hope and wealth in the story.

Front

What does the pearl symbolize for Kino and Juana?

Back

The pearl symbolizes hope, dreams, and the potential for a better future.

Front

How does Juana's perspective on the pearl differ from Kino's?

Back

Juana sees the pearl as a source of danger, while Kino sees it as a means to achieve his dreams.

Front

What is the significance of the song of the pearl?

Back

The song of the pearl represents Kino's dreams and aspirations associated with the pearl.

Front

What does the act of praying signify in the story?

Back

Praying signifies hope and a desire for protection and healing.