Of Mice and Men. Quiz Answers
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2 1. Explain the rela:onship between George and Lennie. Why is George traveling with Lennie? George loves Lennie although he knows Lennie holds him back. Lennie is traveling with George because George promised Aunt Clara he d take care of Lennie aher her death.
3 2. What does George want Lennie to do when they get to their new job? George wants Lennie to stay quiet and let him do all of the talking.
4 3. Describe George and Lennie s dream about the future. George and Lennie want to own their own farm where they can live off the fapa land and Lennie can raise the rabbits.
5 4. Why did Lennie kill the mouse in his pocket? Lennie accidently killed the mouse by pesng it too hard. *FORESHADOWING!
6 5. How does the boss react to mee:ng George and Lennie for the first :me? He quickly realizes that George is the brain and Lennie is the muscle of the duo.
7 6. Who does the old dog belong to? Candy
8 7. According to Candy, why did Curly pick a fight with Lennie? Candy said Curly has a problem with his small size and always picks fights with guys bigger than him to prove he is tough.
9 8. How does Candy describe Curly s wife? He calls her flirta:ous and lonely.
10 9. What did George tell Lennie to do if he got into trouble? He told Lennie to hide in the woods by the water and stay there un:l he could get there.
11 10. What is George afraid of at the end of the chapter? He is afraid they are going to get fired because of Lennie s fight with Curly.
12 11. Why do George and Lennie have to leave Weed? A girl accused Lennie of rape aher he grabbed her dress and wouldn t let go.
13 12. Why did Carlson shoot Candy s dog? The dog was old and Candy couldn t bring himself to do it.
14 13. Who offers George and Lennie money to be a part of their dream of owning a farm? Why? Candy offers them his life savings because he knows he is gesng old and isn t very useful at the farm anymore. He is afraid the boss will get rid of him.
15 14. What did Lennie do to Curly during the fight? Lennie broke Curly s hand.
16 15. What does Slim promise Lennie? Slim promises to give Lennie a puppy from the new liper aher it is :me for them to leave their mom.
17 1. Why has Crooks been able to accumulate more personal item then the other ranch hands? Because of the type of job he has and because Crooks is crippled, he is more permanent than the other men, so he can accumulate personal items without having to worry about how he will carry them with him to the next job.
18 2. According to Crooks, why does a person need a companion? Crooks says that a person who stays alone too long goes nuts.
19 3. What is Crooks s ini:al response to Candy s account of the dream field? What causes Crooks to become interested in joining? Crooks says that the dream will never materialize. He says he has seen hundreds of men chasing the same dream and never catching it. But when he hears that they have the money for the farm in the bank, he becomes more convinced and even offers to work for free if they will let him come with them.
20 4. According to Curley s wife, why are the men afraid to talk to her when there is more than one present? Curley s wife says that the men are scared of each other... scared the rest is goin to get something on you.
21 5. Why doesn t Curley s wife like talking to her husband? Curley s wife doesn t like talking to her husband because all he ever wants to talk about is bea:ng up people.
22 6. What mo:vates Crooks to confront Curley s wife and tell her to leave his room? Candy explains that they are no longer afraid because they now have somewhere else to go their own farm.
23 7. How does Candy finally make Curley s wife leave the barn? Candy gets Curley s wife to leave the barn by telling her that he has heard the other men returning from town.
24 8. What does George say about Candy and Lennie visi:ng with Crooks? George tells them that they should not be in Crooks s room and that they should not have told him about the farm.
25 9. Crooks, Candy, Lennie and Curley s wife are lonely people with specific needs. Compare the four characters and evaluate what each one would need to end their par:cular kind of loneliness. Essay Ques:on on the test!
26 1. What has happened to Lennie s puppy and why? Lennie has killed his puppy by bouncing it too hard.
27 2. What two pieces of informa:on does Curley s wife share with Lennie? Curley s wife tells him about her dream to be an actress, and she tells him her secret that she does not like Curley.
28 3. Why does Curley s wife offer to let Lennie caress her hair? Curley s wife says that she shares Lennie s fondness of soh things and since she regards him as a big baby, she sees no harm in lesng him feel the sohness of her hair.
29 4. How and why does Lennie kill Curley s wife? Lennie kills Curley s wife by breaking her neck because he is shaking her, trying to make her be quiet so he won t get into trouble.
30 5. Why does George say that they cannot let Lennie escape to live on his own? George says that Lennie will starve out on his own.
31 6. What is Candy s greatest fear? Candy s greatest fear is that they will not get the farm.
32 7. When George asks Slim about just trying to catch Lennie instead of killing him, what advise does Slim give George? Slim tells George that if they just catch Lennie, he would be strapped down and caged, which would be worse than death.
33 8. What makes the mean think that Lennie is armed? The men think that Lennie is armed because Carlson comes into the barn and announces that his gun is missing.
34 9. Where does Carlson plan to aim if he shoots Lennie? Curley is planning to shoot Lennie in the stomach.
35 10. Who stays with Curley s wife as the others go off in pursuit of Lennie? Candy stays with Curley s wife.
36 11. When Candy is leh in the barn with Curley s wife, he cries. Explain why he is so upset. Essay Ques:on!
37 1. How does the chapter bring the book full circle? The book begins and ends at the pool by the clearing.
38 2. What two imaginary visitors does Lennie have while sisng on the river bank? While sisng by the clearing Lennie is visited by a hallucina:on of his Aunt Clara and of a gigan:c rabbit.
39 3. What is the subject of the conversa:on Lennie had with his first visitor? Aunt Clara accuses Lennie of doing bad things. She tells him how George is always doing nice things for Lennie and taking care of him.
40 4. What does his second visitor tell Lennie that recalls an earlier conversa:on that Lennie had with Crooks? The rabbit tells Lennie that George isn t going to let Lennie tend the rabbits and that he s going to beat him with a s:ck. Like Crooks, the gigan:c rabbit says that George is going to leave Lennie and never come back.
41 5. How is George and Lennie s conversa:on similar to the one they had by the pool in Chapter One? As in the first chapter, George tells Lennie how easy his life would be if he was alone. Lennie tells George that he will run off to the hills and find a cave to live in by himself.
42 6. Where has George gopen the gun that he take from his front pocket while sisng with Lennie on the riverbank? George has taken the gun he has from Carlson s bunk.
43 7. What evidence is there that George is having a terribly difficult :me bringing himself to shoot Lennie? The first :me George raises the gun to the back of Lennie s head, he can t pull the trigger and lays the gun down again. The second :me, when he does fire the gun, his hand is shaking violently.
44 8. What lie does George tell about the way Lennie dies? George lets the men believe that he took the gun from Lennie and then shot him in the same astude as they would have.
45 9. What evidence is there that Slim understands what had really happened on the riverbank? Slim shows that he understands what George has done as he consoles George and tells him that he has only done what he had to do.
46 10. When George shoots Lennie, is this a sign of the strength of George s love, or the weakness of his love for Lennie? Has George finally followed through on his threat to abandon Lennie? Why does George shoot Lennie in the middle of their imagining the farm one last :me?
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