3. What two animals roam the beach looking for food every morning?
(a) Hungry goats and dogs.
(b) Hungry dogs and pigs.
(c) Hungry cats and mice.
(d) Hungry cats and dogs.

4. What action does Juana perform on Coyotito after he is stung?
(a) Slaps his wound area.
(b) Sucks the puncture wound.
(c) Puts a mixed concoction on the area.
(d) Rubs the puncture wound with her hand.

5. In Chapter 3, what does the town say that Kino has found?
(a) A large pearl.
(b) A huge fish.
(c) Money.
(d) The Pearl of the World.

6. Which of these things is described in Chapter 2 as being on the bottom of the sea?
(a) Spotted botete.
(b) Sea horses.
(c) Eel grass.
(d) Moray eels.

7. What do the villagers not trust to show them clear lines and boundaries?
(a) The spirits.
(b) Their eyes.
(c) Their imagination.
(d) Their minds.

8. What stings Coyotito?
(a) A scorpion.
(b) A hornet.
(c) A bee.
(d) A fire ant.

9. What did Kino eat one day that almost killed him?
(a) Cookies.
(b) Bad fruit.
(c) Bad seafood.
(d) Vegetables.

10. What does Kino imagine that Coyotito will wear after he buys new clothes?
(a) A button-down shirt for school.
(b) Bright socks with no holes.
(c) A blue sailor suit from the United States.
(d) A large brown hat to shade his face.

11. What color does the narrator describe the beach sand as being in Chapter 2?
(a) Yellow.
(b) Tan.
(c) White.
(d) Black.

12. What is the thing of highest value for Kino and his family?
(a) His home.
(b) His carving stick.
(c) His snorkeling gear.
(d) His canoe.

13. What comes near Kino when he is watching the water on the first morning?
(a) A goat.
(b) A dog.
(c) A young boy.
(d) A duck.

14. After the priest leaves Kino's house in Chapter 3, what is Kino's reaction?
(a) He glances at his remaining neighbors suspiciously.
(b) He tells Juana that they are moving.
(c) He gives the pearl to Coyotito to play with.
(d) He drops the pearl by accident.

15. What is referred to as the bulwark against starvation?
(a) The crops.
(b) The sea.
(c) The fish.
(d) Kino's canoe.