a
is as large as a seagull's egg.
The narrator syas that the pearl
a
is as large as a seagull's egg.
b
has the glow of a thousand candles.
c
is a bright as the sun.
9 answers
How does the reader know that Juana is superstitious?
a
She tells Kino that she is superstitious.
b
She is afraid to want more.
c
She has a book of spells from ancient times.
a
She tells Kino that she is superstitious.
b
She is afraid to want more.
c
She has a book of spells from ancient times.
c
She has a book of spells from ancient times.
She has a book of spells from ancient times.
The narrator syas that the pearl
a
has the glow of a thousand candles.
b
is as large as a seagull's egg.
c
is a bright as the sun.
a
has the glow of a thousand candles.
b
is as large as a seagull's egg.
c
is a bright as the sun.
a
has the glow of a thousand candles.
has the glow of a thousand candles.
What does Juana do to try to cure Coyotito's wound?
a
She puts aloe on it.
b
She put clay on it.
c
She makes a poultice out of seaweed and puts it on the wound.
a
She puts aloe on it.
b
She put clay on it.
c
She makes a poultice out of seaweed and puts it on the wound.
c
She makes a poultice out of seaweed and puts it on the wound.
She makes a poultice out of seaweed and puts it on the wound.
What does Juana notice about Coyotito's wound?
Selected:a. The swelling has increased.This answer is incorrect.
b. The wound is turning purple.
c. The swelling has gone down.
Selected:a. The swelling has increased.This answer is incorrect.
b. The wound is turning purple.
c. The swelling has gone down.
a. The swelling has increased.