The Pearl – Quizizz Review

Why do Kino and Juana go to the doctor in Chapter 1?

• To ask for advice about the pearl.

• To get treatment for Coyotito’s scorpion sting.

• To request money for food.

• To ask for protection from thieves.

What happens to Kino's canoe and what does it symbolize?

• It is stolen, symbolizing Kino’s weakness.

• It is destroyed, symbolizing the loss of tradition.

• It is hidden, symbolizing secrecy.

• It is sold, symbolizing greed.

What major event forces Kino and Juana to flee the village?

• Kino’s refusal to sell the pearl.

• The burning of Kino’s house.

• Coyotito’s baptism in the church.

• Kino’s dream of Coyotito’s education.

Who advises Kino and Juana to leave after Kino kills a man?

• The priest.

• Juan Tomás.

• The doctor.

• The pearl buyers.

Read the passage: “The scorpion’s tail rose up over its back… the curved thorn glistened.” What effect is created?

• Peace and calm.

• Suspense and danger.

• Humor and lightness.

• Relief and safety.

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What mood is created by Steinbeck’s description of the Gulf as hazy and dreamlike?

• Confusion and uncertainty.

• Excitement and joy.

• Hope and peace.

• Anger and frustration.

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On page 9, Kino finds the pearl described as “perfect as the moon.” What effect does this imagery have?

• It emphasizes beauty and wonder.

• It reveals Kino’s fear of the pearl.

• It suggests the pearl will break easily.

• It shows Kino doubts his discovery.

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Steinbeck’s description of the burning house creates mood by:

• using vivid imagery to evoke a sense of loss and despair.

• focusing on the technical details of the fire.

• emphasizing the speed at which the house burns.

• describing the reactions of the neighbors.

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What tone is used in Steinbeck’s description of the doctor?

• Respectful.

• Critical.

• Joyful.

• Neutral.

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How does Steinbeck’s tone shift when Kino kills the man attacking him?

• From calm to triumphant.

• From cautious to violent.

• From fearful to joyous.

• From detached to humorous.

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