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Of Mice and Men

front 1

Where did the bus drop the two men?

back 1

Salinas, California

front 2

Lennie's last name is...

back 2

Small

front 3

What did Lennie take out of his pocket that got him yelled at from George

back 3

a dead mouse

front 4

According to George, why are he and Lennie different from other migrant laborers?

back 4

They are not lonely, for they have each other.

front 5

What do the men think of Curley's Wife?

back 5

They think that she is a tart.

front 6

What does not describe Curley's Wife when she first enters the bunk house?

back 6

Angry

front 7

Which of the following is not significant about George's story about the river?

back 7

It shows that Lennie is capable of self-inflicted violence.

front 8

What word does not describe Candy?

back 8

malleable

front 9

Which of these comparisons between Candy and his dog does not hold true?

back 9

Candy and his dog are both outcasts.

front 10

What character does not remain at the farm at night?

back 10

Slim

front 11

Is Curley's wife ever named?

back 11

No

front 12

According to Curley's wife, under what condition do men speak to her?

back 12

When they are alone

front 13

What time and day is it at the beginning of Chapter 5?

back 13

Sunday afternoon

front 14

What is Lennie doing by himself in the barn?

back 14

Looking at a dead puppy

front 15

Who visits Lennie in the barn?

back 15

Curley's wife

front 16

What does Lennie wish he had while in the barn?

back 16

Velvet

front 17

Who finds Curley's wife?

back 17

Candy

front 18

How did Candy get $250 dollars?

back 18

The ranch gave it to him when he lost his arm

front 19

Why was Lennie smiling?

back 19

He was remembering the rabbits on their dream farm

front 20

What was Curley looking for in Chapter 3?

back 20

His wife

front 21

What is Slim really doing in the barn?

back 21

Tarring a mules hoof

front 22

Whit says that George and Lennie must have come to work. What reason does he give?

back 22

Because they came on Friday and have to work all day Saturday before they get their day off on Sunday and the three free meals that come on their day off.

front 23

What does Curley think Slim is doing?

back 23

Messing with his wife

front 24

For what reason would the people sell the ranch for only $600?

back 24

Because the old lady needs an operation and the couple is broke.

front 25

About what does Curley think Lennie smiling about?

back 25

He thinks Lennie’s laughing at him because of Carlson saying he would kick Curley’s head in.

front 26

What happens between Curley and Lennie?

back 26

They fight; Curley starts out by punching Lennie’s face, but then Lennie crushes every bone in Curley’s hand.

front 27

What game have the other men been playing

back 27

Horseshoes

front 28

17. What does Whit invite George to do “tomorrow” night?

back 28

Go to town to Susy’s brothel

front 29

Why don’t the guys visit Clara’s house instead of Susy’s?

back 29

Because Susy’s is “cleaner” and cheaper; Susy tells good jokes and doesn’t mind if the guys just want to buy a shot and not have a “flop” with a prostitute

front 30

. What is Carlson’s problem and what does he tell Candy to do?

back 30

He doesn’t like Candy’s dog because he smells bad and is too old to do anyone any good; he tells Candy to shoot the dog.

front 31

What reason’s does Carlson give for wanting Candy’s dog shot?

back 31

The dog smells bad; has no teeth; can barely walk; can’t do Candy any good; can’t do itself any good

front 32

What does Whit show Slim?

back 32

A magazine with a letter published in it from a former ranch hand

front 33

15. What does Slim tell Carlson to take with him when goes to shoot Candy’s dog? Why?

back 33

A shovel to bury the dog.

front 34

Where is Lennie hiding?

back 34

In the bush where George told him to go

front 35

What does Carlson think happened to his Luger?

back 35

It was stolen by Lennie

front 36

Who has Carlson's Luger?

back 36

George

front 37

Who end up killing Lennie?

back 37

George

front 38

What story did George tell Lennie?

back 38

Their lives on the ranch

front 39

What does George do while telling Lennie the story?

back 39

He gets the gun ready

front 40

What does Curley's wife say she could have done to Crooks?

back 40

She says she could get him humg from a tree

front 41

What dream do George and Lennie share?

back 41

Owning their own farm

front 42

What is Georges last name?

back 42

Milton

front 43

What does the boss suspect George of doing to Lennie?

back 43

taking his pay

front 44

What did Candy want t talk to Lennie about?

back 44

Rabbits

front 45

Who used to give Lennie mice?

back 45

Aunt Clara

front 46

Why is Curley's hand filled with vaseline?

back 46

To keep it soft for his wife

front 47

Who is Curley?

back 47

The Bosses son

front 48

Where are George and Lennie going?

back 48

To start a job on a ranch

front 49

How is George described?

back 49

Authoritative, small and quick, dark of face with restless eyes and sharp strong features. Every part of him is defined.

front 50

How is Lennie described?

back 50

Georges opposite, childish, a huge, shapeless of face man, large pale eyes and wide sloping shoulders. He is compared to a bear.

Mentally handicapped.