South of the Border
The country in which The Pearl was located
Mexico
Juana's idea for what to do with the pearl
throw it back into the sea
Kino's most valuable possession at the beginning of the story
his canoe
The reason the doctor poisons then heals Coyotito
to make Kino and Juana believe he is there to help
The type of system the pearl buyers have set up that holds the pearl divers back from advancing in society
The city in which The Pearl was located
La Paz
The place Juana and Kino hide when their hut is burned
Juan Tomas's hut
The two songs Kino hears in his head
The Song of Family and The Song of the Enemy
The original price, and the altered price the pearl buyers offer Kino
1000 then 1500 pesos
living in huts made from brush, not being able to read, and relying on a rigged system for money are examples of this society's
social norms
The body of water Kino found the pearl in
Sea of Cortez / Gulf of California
The clothing article Juana carries Coyotito in
shawl
The reason Kino wants to send Coyotito to school
so he can learn the "truth"
someone tries to steal the pearl from Kino's hut, then they burn Kino and Juana's hut
The people living in the huts form this
a community
The two words used to describe the city that the doctor and pearl buyers worked in
stone and plaster
The natural herb Juana uses to help Coyotito's wound
Seaweed
Kino does this before climbing down the mountain to ambush the trackers
he strips naked
The strategy the pearl buyers used to rig the system
they agree on a limit price before beginning the negotiations
When the doctor's servant refused to talk to Kino in their native language, this was an example of
assimilation
The Capitol
"This thing is evil," Juana said, "The pearl is like a _____"
The way that Kino acquired his canoe
he inherited it
hammocks
Kino and his people are being _______ by the pearl buyers and the doctor
oppressed or discriminated