The Pearl - Chapter 3

How does Kino and Juana's relationship with their community change during chapter 3?

• Everyone is happy for them after Kino found the pearl.

• Nothing changes for Juana and Kino after the pearl is found.

• Kino and his family become the target of greedy individuals in their community.

• They become the leaders of their village because of their new wealth.

What is the main conflict that Kino faces in chapter 3?

• The village priest wants Kino to give the pearl to the church.

• Kino's brother, Juan Tomas, wants half of the money from the sale of the pearl.

• Kino wants wealth and education for his family, but their safety quickly becomes a concern.

• Kino wants 1 million dollars for the pearl, but no buyer will offer him that much.

In chapter 3, the pearl symbolizes...

• Kino's greed and desire for a better future for his family.

• how community comes together when someone finds something valuable.

• safety for Kino's family.

• Kino's revenge against his enemies in the village.

(pg. 21) Keeping in mind that greed is a major theme from the story, how does the priest want to benefit from Kino's pearl?

• He wants a new garden for the church.

• He wants money to make repairs to the church.

• He wants new robes.

• He wants new stained-glass windows.

(pg. 30) How does the Doctor set the trap and force Kino into believing that the baby will need medical attention?

• The Doctor tells Kino the baby is shrinking.

• The Doctor tells Kino there are signs the poison has gone inward and the eye is blue.

• The Doctor tells Kino the baby has rapid heart beat.

• The Doctor tells Kino the baby is pale and is foaming at the mouth.

Hope is a common theme in The Pearl. Which quote from chapter 3 is an example of the speaker displaying hope for a better future?

• "This pearl is like a sin. It will destroy us!"

• "What will you do now that you have become a rich man?"

• "When I have sold my pearl, I will pay you."

• "This is our one chance. Our son must go to school. He must break out of the pot that holds us in."

Please answer the question below in complete sentences.

(pg. 25) Relating to the theme of hope, Kino believes that the pearl will give Coyotito a better life. What does Kino want for Coyotito that the pearl can offer?

(pg. 27) Kino and Juana share news that makes the priest happy. What is it? (Select all that apply)

• They will be married now that they have money.

• They will give all of their money from the sale of the pearl to the church.

• They will use their money from the pearl to build a church for the town.

• They will give "thanks" to the church by donating money.

How did the greedy doctor guarantee that Coyotito would need additional medical help? (What did he do to make Coyotito sicker than he was before?)

Answer the question below in complete sentences.

Kino is described as having hatred and rage when the doctor arrives at his doorstep. Why would Kino feel this way? Provide a thoughtful answer.