Front

Who is described as short and stocky, used to be a boxer, and is always looking for his wife?

Back

Curley

Front

What does Crooks think about George and Lennie's dream of owning a farm?

Back

He says he is lying and it won't happen.

Front

What plan do George and Lennie make with Candy?

Back

Save their money and buy a place.

Front

How is Candy best described?

Back

A crippled old man who sweeps up the bunk house.

Front

What is the setting at the beginning of the story and why is it familiar?

Back

The river bank; they set up camp there at the beginning of the story.

Front

What does the character of Curley represent in the story?

Back

Curley represents the aggressive and insecure nature of some men in a competitive environment.

Front

How does Lennie's mental condition affect his relationship with George?

Back

Lennie's mental condition makes him dependent on George for guidance and protection.

Front

What is the significance of the dream of owning a farm for George and Lennie?

Back

It represents hope, freedom, and the possibility of a better life.

Front

What role does Candy play in George and Lennie's dream?

Back

Candy offers to join George and Lennie in their dream, providing financial support.

Front

How does the setting of the ranch contribute to the themes of loneliness and isolation?

Back

The ranch setting highlights the isolation of the characters, emphasizing their loneliness.