Of Mice and Men Chapter 4

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What is George's reaction when he learns that Candy and Lennie have told Crooks about the farm?

Back

George scowls disapprovingly and scolds Candy for telling.

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Why does Crooks live alone in the harness room?

Back

The other men don’t like him being in the bunk-house because he is black.

Front

What makes Crooks envious of Lennie?

Back

Crooks is envious of Lennie because Lennie has George.

Front

Who are the two other visitors to Crooks' room besides Lennie?

Back

Candy and Curley’s wife.

Front

How does Curley’s wife find out that Lennie broke Curley’s hand?

Back

She sees the bruises on Lennie’s face and puts it together.

Front

What does the character of Crooks represent in the story?

Back

Crooks represents the theme of isolation and the impact of racism.

Front

How does George's protective nature towards Lennie manifest in Chapter 4?

Back

George scolds Candy for revealing their plans to Crooks, showing his desire to protect Lennie.

Front

What is the significance of the farm dream for the characters in Chapter 4?

Back

The farm dream symbolizes hope and the desire for a better life.

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

Back

Curley’s wife asserts her power and challenges the men's authority by entering their space.

Front

What does Crooks' room symbolize in the context of the story?

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Crooks' room symbolizes segregation and the loneliness experienced by marginalized individuals.