What does George say he would do if he were alone?
Why are George and Lennie different from the other guys who work on ranches?
What does Slim have that Lennie wants?
Which character in this text is the most realistic? Why?
Why did Curly fight with Lennie?
What is the significance of killing Candy's dog?
Which of the following does not foreshadow later events in the novel?
Which of the following does not describe Lennie?
What is the name of the town from which George and Lennie are fleeing from when the novel begins?
Why does Curly dislike Lennie?
What do the men think of Curly's wife?
Which of these animals is not killed in the story?
Why does Candy let Carlson shoot his dog?
What excites Lennie most about his dream life with George?
What does Curly wear to set himself apart from the other men?
Who cared for Lennie before George?
What does Curly's wife offer to let Lennie touch?
How does Steinbeck foreshadow the death of Curly's wife?
What does George say to Lennie before shooting him?
After killing Curly's wife, which of the following pairs does Lennie imagine appear to chastise his behavior?
Disappointed with her life, Curly's wife wonders where she would be if she had followed her dreams and become which of the following?
What is George's attitude toward Lennie in the beginning of the novel? Why does he stay with Lennie?
What sets the stable buck apart from the other men on the ranch?
Describe George and Lennie's dream.
How does Curly's wife feel about Curly?
What is Lennie's reaction after he kills Curly's wife?
What is one theme of this novel? Give examples.
How is this text an example of Realism and Regionalism?