party to look for Kino what has happened to and his family. Kino you. I do not want them said he thought he to think you are still would go north to a here so I will tell them I city. think you have gone south along the coast.” Breaks (multiple meaning word) The sun will rise soon and we must be gone before the day breaks." 6 Sinister Kino could feel the blown Summary: Kino and his Lumber (multiple Petulant sand against his ankles and family try to escape but meaning word) Hysterical he was glad, for he knew bad things continue to Here are two meanings there would be no tracks. happen. Kino and of the word lumber: 1. How did Kino know there would no longer want the Wood that will be used be no tracks? (inferential) great pearl. to build something. 2. What happens to the Supporting details: To move clumsily or trackers? The two walked heavily. What do you Where do Kino and Juana go carefully, and they think the word after Coyotito is killed by avoided the center lumbered means in the the trackers? of the town sentence below? What does Kino do with the someone might see Once a animal pearl at the end of the them pass. lumbered somewhere in novella? Kino aimed the darkness. deliberately and Germane (unknown fired. He saw his word) enemy tumble For any sound, a rolling backward. pebble or a sigh, a little He knew the slip of flesh on rock, then moaning, rising would alert the hysterical cry from trackers. They would the little cave where notice any sound that he had left Juana was not germane, or and Coyotito. It was out of place, to the the cry of death. night.
party to look for Kino and his family. Kino said he thought he would go north to a city. what has happened to you. I do not want them to think you are still here so I will tell them I think you have gone south along the coast.” Breaks (multiple meaning word) The sun will rise soon and we must be gone before the day breaks." 6 Sinister Petulant Hysterical Kino could feel the blown sand against his ankles and he was glad, for he knew there would be no tracks. How did Kino know there would be no tracks? (inferential) What happens to the trackers? Where do Kino and Juana go after Coyotito is killed by the trackers? What does Kino do with the pearl at the end of the novella? Summary: Kino and his family try to escape but bad things continue to happen. Kino and no longer want the great pearl. Supporting details: The two walked carefully, and they avoided the center of the town someone might see them pass. Kino aimed deliberately and fired. He saw his enemy tumble backward. He knew the then moaning, rising hysterical cry from the little cave where he had left Juana and Coyotito. It was the cry of death. Lumber (multiple meaning word) Here are two meanings of the word lumber: 1. Wood that will be used to build something. 2. To move clumsily or heavily. What do you think the word lumbered means in the sentence below? Once a animal lumbered somewhere in the darkness. Germane (unknown word) For any sound, a rolling pebble or a sigh, a little slip of flesh on rock, would alert the trackers. They would notice any sound that was not germane, or out of place, to the night.
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