OMAM Chapter 2 RE-sit

What is the primary reason George and Lennie are not like the other ranch workers?order the following

• They are younger than the other workers.

• They travel together and have a strong friendship.

• They have more experience in farming.

• They are more educated.

Who is the old swamper with one hand who is responsible for cleaning the bunkhouse?

• Slim

• Candy

• Crooks

• Curley

What is the significance of Candy's old dog in Chapter 2?

• The dog represents the loyalty between George and Lennie.

• he dog symbolizes Candy's loneliness and companionship.

• The dog highlights the ranch workers' fear of old age and death.

• The dog represents the ranch workers' strength.

Why is Curley looking for his wife in Chapter 2?

• He wants her to cook his dinner.

• He needs her help with his work on the ranch.

• He is jealous and possessive, suspecting she is spending time with other men.

• He wants her to mend his clothes.

What dream do George and Lennie share, which they discuss with Candy in Chapter 2?

• Owning a farm and living off the land

• Traveling the world and exploring new places

• Becoming rich by investing in the stock market

• Building their own bunkhouse on the ranch

What is the significance of the horseshoe game played by the ranch workers in Chapter 2?

• It represents their physical strength and competitiveness.

• It symbolizes their luck and hope for a better future.

• It highlights their ability to work together as a team.

• It signifies their physical skill.

Why does Curley's wife visit the bunkhouse in Chapter 2?

• To socialize and make friends with the ranch workers

• To complain about the noise coming from the bunkhouse

• To seek attention from the ranch workers

• To deliver a message from Curley to the ranch workers

What theme is most prominent in Chapter 2 of "Of Mice and Men"?

• Loneliness and isolation

• Ambition and success

• Betrayal and deceit

Slim is described as the "______" of the ranch"

In Chapter 2 of "Of Mice and Men," how are Slim's hands described when they are compared to a dancer's?

• Swift and delicate, moving with grace and precision

• Rough and calloused, showing years of hard work and labor

• Clumsy and awkward, contrasting with his overall appearance

• Cold and lifeless, reflecting his emotionless nature