Name _______________________ Date ________________________ Period_______________________ The Pearl Study Questions Chapter 1 1. Why is there no need for Kino and Juana to talk? a. Kino is angry with Juana. b. Every morning is the same, so they know what to do and don’t need words. c. Juana left Kino a note. 2. What song replaces the Song of the Family? a. The Song of Morning b. The Song of the Scorpion c. The Song of Evil 3. Why does Juana repeat “ancient magic words”
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CHAPTER FIVE QUESTIONS 1) How does Steinbeck use the setting in chapter 5 to create atmosphere and build tension. Find quotes from his descriptions of the barn and the events outside it. The way he create tensions is bye curlers wife saying that “imp doing no harm” the reason why this creates tension is because she tryst to bring lenis grad down so that he will talk to her and to use him to her advantage 2) Curley’s wife’s death is predictable. Which past events in the novel have suggested
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The relationship between Robert and the animals plays an important role in The Wars by Timothy Findley as the animals symbolize innocence. Robert goes through obstacles in order to protect the animals, he does it because of his own self-reflection towards the horses, protecting the innocence in the animals and the connection between Robert’s friends and animals. The situations that Robert faces throughout The Wars brings him closer towards the horses since they are so identical. Robert and
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Pride is like a rosebush; thorns and flowers both grow from the same bush. The Scarlet Ibis, by James Hurst, makes a perfect example of this. Old woman swamp symbolizes the safe place that love grows in, but along with love, pride also grows. The swamp is where the narrator's pride grows. At first, this pride is out of selfishness, but later on, it is pride of the abilities of Doodle, like his storytelling. An area in which my point is proven is when the narrator teaches Doodle to walk. "They did
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an ordinary book, Steinbeck contrast normal chapters and intercalary chapters to depict the relationship between American farmers at that time and the Joad’s family. The story takes place during the Great Depression in the 1930’s. Steinbeck also used intercalary chapters to portray the impact of the Dust Bowl, reform in agricultural industry, Great Depression, and the effect that large corporations had on the rural farm families. Throughout the intercalary chapters, Steinbeck uses many rhetorical
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The Dust Bowl was a major sandstorm that was caused by ripping up the grass that held the topsoil down. When this was to happen the winds picked up and caused all the topsoil to go with it causing massive clouds of sand. This Dust Bowl was bad timing because around this time the Great Depression was happening. Another cause of the Dust Bowl was drought, the topsoil was now dry and loose, any wind could pick up and bring the dirt with it. Many farmers were forced to migrate because of all the sand
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It is the morning after Jack, Maurice, and Roger stole Piggy’s glasses, Piggy tells Ralph to “Blow the conch… Blow as loud as you can.” The author is again showing a greater symbolic meaning to the conch. The author is showing the conch as a symbol of authority, to bring back the law and order of the island. The author is implying that the conch is now a very crucial object because the whole island is in chaos due to Jack’s leadership. Also, the blowing of the conch in the first place is what resulted
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In the novel, “Of mice and men” Jhon Steinbeck makes explicit that Lennie’s strength is his worst enemy. Throughout the novel Lennie’s burliness gets him into various sorts of trouble as he is unable to control it. His physical strength, as well as his lack of dependence and common sense, are all major downfall’s which get Lennie in continuos trouble. Lennie’s physical muscularity and his lack of controlling it, is one of his biggest obstacles. In the novel there are various scenes where Lennie’s
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Do you know what a dust bowl is? A dust bowl is drought or a dust storm. I am going to talk about how it developed and what effected the people that experienced the dust bowl. The Dust Bowl developed in 1930 in the eastern part of the country. Then, it moved to the west in 1931.the name "Dust Bowl" got its name in April 15,1935, the day after Black Sunday. It did not cause the black blizzard. Although, it was unavoidable in the region. It had covered the grasses that held the fine soil in place
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Over the course of the novel Of Mice and Men, the motif of dreams is heavily developed. There are several dreams shown in the book, such as the obvious dream of George and Lennie going to the farm, and living off of the land. However, there are also some less apparent dreams, including Curley’s wife dream of becoming a movie star, or Candy’s dream of being accepted, working on the farm. The purpose of these dreams is simple, to give the characters something to strive for, and to provide hope of a
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