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Chapter 6                                                Question 12To what extent is Kino responsible for his own demise?  To what extent is fate responsible?

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Chapter 6                                                Question 12To what extent is Kino responsible for his own demise?  To what extent is fate responsible?

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Chapter 6                                                Question 13If we read this novel from the perspective of a social activist, why did Steinbeck end the story this way?   What social statements did Steinbeck make from this novel?

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Chapter 6                                                Question 13If we read this novel from the perspective of a social activist, why did Steinbeck end the story this way?   What social statements did Steinbeck make from this novel?

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Chapter 6                                                Question 14In what ways Kino a tragic hero?

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Chapter 6                                                Question 14In what ways Kino a tragic hero?

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Chapter 6 Question 15Chapter 6                                                Question 15Authors write for many different reasons.  An author might write to inform, to entertain, or to make his or her opinions and ideas known to others.  For what reason or reasons do you think Steinbeck wrote The Pearl? Explain your response thoroughly and clearly.

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Chapter 6 Question 15Chapter 6                                                Question 15Authors write for many different reasons.  An author might write to inform, to entertain, or to make his or her opinions and ideas known to others.  For what reason or reasons do you think Steinbeck wrote The Pearl? Explain your response thoroughly and clearly.

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Chapter 5 Question 9: How has Kino and Juana's relationship begun to change and why?Chapter 5                                                   Question 9: How has Kino and Juana's relationship begun to change and why?

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Chapter 5 Question 9: How has Kino and Juana's relationship begun to change and why?Chapter 5                                                   Question 9: How has Kino and Juana's relationship begun to change and why?

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Chapter 5                                              Question 10:  Explain the quote at the end of the chapter: "This pearl has bercome my soul.  If I give it up I shall lose my soul."  What does it mean?  What does it say about Kino?

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Chapter 5                                              Question 10:  Explain the quote at the end of the chapter: "This pearl has bercome my soul.  If I give it up I shall lose my soul."  What does it mean?  What does it say about Kino?

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Chapter 5 Question 11: Juan Tomas said to Kino, "Go with God" to which Kino responded, "Go thou also with God." How is this ironic?Chapter 5                                              Question 11:  Juan Tomas said to Kino, "Go with God" to which Kino responded, "Go thou also with God."  How is this ironic?

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Chapter 5 Question 11: Juan Tomas said to Kino, "Go with God" to which Kino responded, "Go thou also with God." How is this ironic?Chapter 5                                              Question 11:  Juan Tomas said to Kino, "Go with God" to which Kino responded, "Go thou also with God."  How is this ironic?

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Each person should 1. cite a few lines from chapter two that stands out   2. explain why/how. 

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Each person should 1. cite a few lines from chapter two that stands out   2. explain why/how. 

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Question 1: Kino went to the doctor for help, yet Steinbeck writes that Kino could "kill the doctore more easily than he ould talk to him."  Explain this seeming contradiction.

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Question 1: Kino went to the doctor for help, yet Steinbeck writes that Kino could "kill the doctore more easily than he ould talk to him."  Explain this seeming contradiction.

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Question 2: Discuss the essential difference between Kino's and Juana's reactions to the scorpion bite in Chapter 1.  How does this imply the conventional male and female roles?

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Question 2: Discuss the essential difference between Kino's and Juana's reactions to the scorpion bite in Chapter 1.  How does this imply the conventional male and female roles?

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Question 3 : Explain the literal and symbolic function of Kino's canoe.

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Question 3 : Explain the literal and symbolic function of Kino's canoe.

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Question 4: Trace the spreading of Kino's news throughout the town.  What is the significance of the order in which the news is received?

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Question 4: Trace the spreading of Kino's news throughout the town.  What is the significance of the order in which the news is received?

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Question 5: How were the priest and the doctor similar in their treatment of Kino?

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Question 5: How were the priest and the doctor similar in their treatment of Kino?

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Question 7: Reread 2nd para on page 16.  To what did the priest compare the town and its people?  What did this tell you about the priest?  What did it tell you about the class system in town?

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Question 7: Reread 2nd para on page 16.  To what did the priest compare the town and its people?  What did this tell you about the priest?  What did it tell you about the class system in town?

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Chapter 4                                                Question 8: How does Kino's treatment of Juana parallel the colonial suppression of the native people?

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Chapter 4                                                Question 8: How does Kino's treatment of Juana parallel the colonial suppression of the native people?