Mice and Men part 2

When George and Lennie arrive at the ranch. What is their main reason for seeking employment there?

• To make friends

• To escape the law

• To fulfill their dream

• To seek revenge

How does George respond when Lennie offers to go live in a cave?

• He encourages Lennie to do so

• He expresses concern and reassures Lennie

• He dismisses the idea humorously

• He becomes angry and curses

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Why was the boss angry at George and Lennie?

• They arrived late to work

• They were disrespectful

• They had been arguing with other workers

• They didn't complete their tasks

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What does George find in his bunk that makes him question the cleanliness of the place?

• A yellow can with a warning label

• Bed bugs

• A dead mouse

• a dirty night shirt

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On page 20, Candy tells George and Lennie about the boss's son. What is the son's name, and why is he important in the story?

• Tom, because he's the main antagonist

• Curley, because he's the boss's son and a troublemaker

• Slim, because he's the most hardworking ranch hand

• Carlson, because he owns the ranch

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Lennie is described as having a particular fascination. What is it?

• Horses

• Money

• Puppies

• Soft things

What is the dream that George and Lennie share, as mentioned on page 30?

• To become rich and famous

• To start their own business

• To buy a piece of land and live off it

• To travel to a distant country

What does Slim's reaction to Lennie and George's relationship suggest about societal norms?

• It's common for men to travel together

• It's unusual but admirable

• It's only for financial convenience

• It indicates a lack of independence

Crooks, the stable hand, expresses his loneliness. What is one significant reason for his isolation?

• He has terrible personal habits

• He finds it hard ot make friends

• He has a physical disability

• He is from a different racial background

What is the primary conflict faced by George?

• Lennie's lack of trust

• His own laziness

• His responsibility to protect Lennie

• His desire to leave the ranch

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