Chapter 2 OF MICE AND MEN

Front

What literary device is represented by Lennie's dialogue about not liking the place?

Back

Foreshadowing.

Front

What warning does George give to Lennie regarding Curley's wife?

Back

George warns Lennie to stay away from Curley.

Front

What instruction does George repeat to Lennie if he gets into trouble?

Back

George reminds Lennie to head back to the river and hide in the brush.

Front

What is the purpose of the history George invents for himself and Lennie when questioned by the boss?

Back

George is trying to conceal the truth about Lennie's condition while providing a satisfactory story about their relationship.

Front

What does the boss's treatment of Crooks reveal about his character?

Back

He is a racist with an anger-control problem.

Front

Describe Candy's dog.

Back

The dog is very old, smelly, mostly blind, and without teeth.

Front

What theme does the relationship between George and Lennie represent in 'Of Mice and Men'?

Back

The theme of friendship and the struggles of marginalized individuals.

Front

How does Steinbeck use foreshadowing in the dialogue between George and Lennie?

Back

It hints at future conflicts and the tragic outcomes of their dreams.

Front

What does Lennie's mental condition symbolize in the novel?

Back

Lennie's mental condition symbolizes the vulnerability of individuals in society.

Front

What role does Curley's wife play in the story?

Back

Curley's wife represents loneliness and the struggles of women in a male-dominated society.