OMAM: Section 4

Front

What is George's reaction to Candy and Lennie being in Crooks' room?

Back

He says that they should leave, and he disapproves of them being in Crooks' room.

Front

How is Curley's wife described in this chapter?

Back

She is terribly lonely.

Front

What behavior does Crooks exhibit in this chapter?

Back

He keeps his distance and demands that other people keep theirs.

Front

What does Curley's wife do when threatened by Crooks?

Back

She calls him a racial slur and threatens to get him hanged.

Front

What idea angers Lennie when Crooks suggests it?

Back

That George isn't coming back.

Front

What does Crooks' room symbolize in the story?

Back

Isolation and segregation.

Front

How does Curley's wife challenge the men in Crooks' room?

Back

By asserting her presence and demanding attention.

Front

What does George's protective nature towards Lennie reveal about their relationship?

Back

It shows a deep bond and responsibility.

Front

What theme is highlighted by Curley's wife's loneliness?

Back

The theme of isolation and the need for companionship.

Front

How does Crooks' character reflect the social issues of the time?

Back

His character represents racial discrimination and loneliness.